Kathryn Wasserman Davis Collaborative in Conflict Transformation KWD COLLABORATIVE IN CONFLICT TRANSFORM.

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Conflict Transformation Collaborative Research Grant Information Session

Interested in applying for a Conflict Transformation research grant? Join the CT Collaborative for more information about the application process, what’s new for 2026, and guidance for aligning your project goals with CT strategic foci and learning goals.

Open to all full-time faculty and research staff at the College and Institute.

RSVP here

Davis Family Library Center for Teaching, Learning and Research

Closed to the Public
Conflict Transformation Collaborative Research Grants Information Session Flyer. This event will take place on Thursday October 9th from 12:15-1:30 PM PST. It will be in Morse B104 or on Zoom. Lunch is provided. RSVP Deadline is September 26th.

CTC Research Grants Info Session

Interested in applying for a Conflict Transformation research grant? Join the CT Collaborative for more information about the application process, what’s new for 2026, and guidance for aligning your project goals with CT strategic foci and learning goals.

Open to all full-time faculty and research staff at the College and Institute.

RSVP here

Morse B104

Closed to the Public

Art & Peace

Come by Axinn Winter Garden to help us create art tiles that celebrate and commemorate the National Day of Peace. We’ll supply the snacks and supplies, you bring your creativity! Selected tiles will be installed in the Conflict Transformation Collaborative offices at Bowker Barn. 

Axinn Center Winter Garden

Closed to the Public
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Arts and Conflict Workshop

Artists transform the mundane into the sublime. Transformation is the framework we use to understand conflict but it’s also the core lens through which the most profound moments of our lives are refracted. This workshop examines Place-based art/ritual/ceremony as an artistic practice that invites us to reconsider how we understand what it means to belong to each other as well as to the more-than-human world. Everyone is welcome - no prior art experience necessary- all that is required is being deeply human, curious and open to the surprises of creativity!

Mahaney Arts Center Dance Theatre

Transforming Conflict: A Day of Dialogue

Join the Graduate Pillar of the Kathryn Wasserman Davis Collaborative in Conflict Transformation for an interactive exploration of conflict transformation at local, domestic, and global scales - highlighting community-based advocacy, approaches to environmental conflict, methods for countering extremism, engaging across cultures, sustainable peacebuilding, ethical storytelling, and more.

Middlebury Institute Campus

Open to the Public
Emily Welty and Matthew Breay Bolton confer at their table at a United Nations convening

Peacebuilding, Activism and Social Change

Emily Welty and Matthew Breay Bolton are members of a Nobel Prize-winner campaign to abolish nuclear weapons and 2024 Middlebury honorary degree recipients. At the beginning of their week-long residency, join a talk and discussion to learn about their work in Peace and Conflict Studies, disarmament, playwrighting, and activism.

You can watch the livesteam here.

Dana Auditorium (Sunderland Language Center)

Open to the Public

CTC Lunch Lab: How Do I Show Up?

Interested in a free lunch? The opportunity to learn more about conflict transformation skills that can be applied to many aspects of your work and personal life? We asked some of our friends to help us share and discuss their CT knowledge. We will grab some food, listen for 15 minutes, then practice and share!

Register here

McCullough - Mitchell Green Lounge

Closed to the Public