Kathryn Wasserman Davis Collaborative in Conflict Transformation

Join legendary dance artist Ishmael Houston-Jones for a casual conversation about art making and life over lunch. Open to Middlebury students, faculty and staff. Please register in advance.

jumatatu m. poe will present “The Switching”: I like to imagine that this practice in performance improvisation, The Switching, is a strategy in immediate evolution, rapid-fire shifting, sublime learning of and in the moment.

Peter Dixon ’02 is lead research scientist for Everyday Peace Indicators and researcher at Brandeis’ Program in Conflict Resolution and Coexistence. In this talk, he will explain how studying the everyday experiences of people affected by violence inform transformative solutions toward peace and justice. Dixon has worked for the United Nations, the International Criminal Court, and has a PhD in Sociology from UC Berkeley.

Offered in-person and virtually. Please click here to join virtually.

Join the Graduate Pillar of the Kathryn Wasserman Davis Collaborative in Conflict Transformation for a day of dialogue, storytelling, and discussion about conflict transformation at local and global scales - community-based advocacy, countering extremism, environmental conflict, intercultural engagement, peacebuilding, and more. 65 Conflict Transformation Fellows as well as faculty and staff will share in a range of formats about their year-long projects, courses, research, immersive experiences, and community engagement focused on social change.

This series is an ongoing Conflict Transformation focused lunch meeting. It will

This series is an ongoing Conflict Transformation focused lunch meeting. It will

This series is an ongoing Conflict Transformation focused lunch meeting. It will

This series is an ongoing Conflict Transformation focused lunch meeting. It will

This series is an ongoing Conflict Transformation focused lunch meeting. It will

This series is an ongoing Conflict Transformation focused lunch meeting. It will