MUSEUM of World Religions (USA)

Monks Without Borders is a nonprofit interfaith organization and growing international association of monks, nuns, priests, rabbis, swamis, imams, ministers, friends, and peace-makers, from all around the world. We are improving spiritual literacy and interfaith cooperation by establishing a museum of world religions, with an interfaith monastery and experts on site. We are promoting non-violence [...]

Paul Rogers: Climate change & security – Part 1

Crisis Forum: Climate Change and Violence Workshop Series. Workshop 1: Climate Catastrophe, where are we heading? Friday 14 November 2008 University of Southampton Climate Change and Security Paul Rogers (Peace Studies, University of Bradford)

People Lead– Ben Harper

Peace Studies project for class. Its theme is Power and Privilege. There is a presentation to follow it.

Participation Studies – Jenny Pearce

Jenny Pearce, Professor of Latin American Politics, Director of International Centre for Participation Studies, discusses the importance of the theory and practice of participation within both politics and peace studies. This briefing is based on a research being conducted by Professor Pearce, for more information and links to publications go to: www.brad.ac.uk

Paul Rogers, “Israel, Iran and the Nuclear Issue”.

Professor of Peace Studies at the Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, discusses relations between Israel, Iran and the US and the implications of Iranian testing of a nuclear weapons. Whilst we should not be alarmist about this event, several factors analysed in this briefing do indicate that we are entering a period of [...]

Harry Targ – Feminist Perspectives on Peace Studies and Peace Action pt. 1

Speech for the Pen and Protest Symposium in Honor of Berenice Carroll 2007

Anti-Iraq War Rally 3.19.08 (short version)

Lafayette/West Lafayette rally and march on March 19, 2008, the 5th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. event was hosted by the ‘5 Years Too Many Coalition’ the quotes during the second half are from the four panelists of the evening, and then the final quote right at the end was the MC quoting someone [...]

Paul Rogers: The Afghan Election

Professor Paul Rogers, Professor of Peace Studies at the Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, discusses the current situation with regard to the Afghan elections suggesting that, although the election is an important step, Afghanistan remains deeply troubled. This briefing is based on research conduced by Professor Paul Rogers, for more details see: www.brad.ac.uk

Peace Studies Part 2 of 3

Harry Targ – Feminist Perspectives on Peace Studies and Peace Action, pt. 3

Prof. Targ's lecture at the Pen and Protest Symposium part 3 of 3

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