Peacemaking in water-filled trenches
Meredith McKay
October 23, 2024
When I take a moment to really think about it, the real trenches of my peacemaking practice at this moment are not the trenches I
When I take a moment to really think about it, the real trenches of my peacemaking practice at this moment are not the trenches I
My participation in the work of peacemaking has, most recently, taken shape in my seventh civil rights pilgrimage. Each one of these trips that I
Working in Christian Higher Ed provides a unique trench in which to practice peacemaking. Then again, perhaps it is also very common. The more I
What Was Once the Largest Shopping Center in Northern Ohio Was Built Where There Had Been a Pond I Used to Visit Every Summer Afternoon.
I was really engaged in John’s talk and I did go back and listen to it again. Even though I’m late posting this, I’m glad
The idea of resilience as thriving was new to me after meeting with John Williams on Friday. I have always valued the idea of resilience,
I went into the conflict mapping and pillars session with a few conflicts loosely in mind… I wasn’t sure which might work best for the
Dr. Williams said that in our history there has always been acts of violence, resistance and resilience. And as reconciling leaders we must look at
The conflict mapping exercise has proven to be incredibly timely and immediately useful in my work. The university is currently trying to undertake several major
I appreciate the intentionality of the tool for conflict mapping and find a desire to explore this more fully in the days to come. For