The Climb: Finding Peace in Mountaineering
When you imagine peace, there are certain images that come… Read More »The Climb: Finding Peace in Mountaineering
When you imagine peace, there are certain images that come… Read More »The Climb: Finding Peace in Mountaineering
Governments frequently use transitional justice mechanisms to restore peace and… Read More »Peace at What Cost? The Amnesty Dilemma
‘We’re using food as an entry point to help people… Read More »Gastrodiplomacy: food and culture in peace-making
The Andean community of Sarhua, located in southern Peru, is… Read More »Repurposing tradition: Andean Women in Peruvian Art and Activism
‘Day-to-day things, the mundane, are what keeps the motor running. How… Read More »Peace and Transcendence: Mundane Experiences
Treebeard stands in silence, like a lonely, gnarled tree in… Read More »Waging war against nature – The Lord of the Rings
In his seminal article, “Deep Adaptation,” Jim Bendell writes, “When… Read More »Is Jim Bendell’s Climate Doomism Our Chance to Visualise a Peaceful Future?
“It isn’t my job to fix this!” “Nothing I can… Read More »Active Hope in the Climate Crisis
In one way or another, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) play an… Read More »The Role of Non-Governmental Organisations in Peace