Category: Equitable Justice & International Peacebuilding

Building Interfaith Communities Equitable Justice & International Peacebuilding

Peacebuilding Practices: Part 1 – Friendship and Relational Space as a Foundation of Peacebuilding

Welcome to a three-part series on peacebuilding practices at Hartford International University for Religion and Peace. A central aspect of peacebuilding is prioritizing relationships over agreement.   Difference and diversity are desirable and healthy, and…

friendship and relational space in peacebuilding
Equitable Justice & International Peacebuilding

The Four Elements of Moral Imagination

Peacebuilders have the complex task of examining conflict, collective trauma, and working with communities to overcome cycles of violence. Our Master of Arts in International Peacebuilding program deeply engages students in a skills-focused application of…

moral imagination for building peace
Equitable Justice & International Peacebuilding

Master’s in Peacebuilding Promotes Understanding Collective Trauma

Hartford Seminary’s Master’s in International Peacebuilding program develops students’ capacity to engage conflict constructively, build empathic relationships within groups, and nurture communities that foster inclusivity and compassion. One aspect of the program is promoting an…

role of art in healing trauma and peacebuilding
Equitable Justice & International Peacebuilding

Through Peacebuilding We Learn That Our Liberation is Bound Together

Phoebe Milliken, Faculty Associate in International Peacebuilding at Hartford Seminary, discusses changing the International Peacemaking Program to a master’s degree that integrates interreligious literacy with practical approaches to building peace in communities.

Through Peacebuilding We Learn That Our Liberation is Bound Together