Events and writing for the 2018 International Day of Peace.

Descriptions of successful nonviolence campaigns and their tactics.

History of the ideas of masculinity.

Exploration of mine clearance as a metaphor for progress with peacebuilding.

Discussion of the negotiations between the Koreas concerning nuclear weapons and unification steps.

Discusses the growing political polarity that is ripping America apart.

Coverage of United Nations "Youth 2030" to bring humanitarian activism and peacebuilding to the world youth.

Summary of the internship/volunteer experience with NVINY.

Success in Peacebuilding is dependent on local and country-context support and priorities.

Summarizes the impact of war on the human being and body.

Use of visual arts to promote and support social change.

Inspired talk by Shaazka Beyerle about inspired nonviolent action for peace and justice.

Michael Beer discusses nonviolent responses to militarism and to the COVID pandemic.

Summary of the MBBI global mission and work.

History of the non-alignment movement that would not cooperate with the cold war of the two post WW2 super-powers.

Summarizes the importance of education in civil society activism with special focus on technology and the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Discussion of the effectiveness of nonviolent action, and nonviolence as a way of life.

Summary of Johan Galtung's ideas about Positive Peace and Social Entropy.

Describes political polarization in the American household.

Discussion of direct physical and psychological impact of explosions during combat.

A discussion by David Kirshbaum about the connections between the UN Culture of Peace Program and Technical Peacebuilding.

Managing Social and Physical Entropy as a key to lasting peace and development

Summarizes how Donald Trump is not a traditional Republican politician.

Describes how Mr. Fred Rogers was a modern American Peacebuilder.