By: David J. Smith, July 24, 2017 Here is my latest blog in Huffington Post. I share my experiences last week working with high school students in learning about humanitarian action. Click below for the entire piece
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News at George Mason University: Conflict Students Learn Firsthand How to Deal with a Humanitarian Crisis, 6/20
By: David J. Smith, June 20, 2017 As you might know, I serve as president of the Forage Center for Peacebuilding and Humanitarian Education, Inc., a 501 c3 corporation that offers experiential education and training for those interested in humanitarian and peacebuilding work. We offer our flagship program twice a year, in March and inContinueContinue reading “News at George Mason University: Conflict Students Learn Firsthand How to Deal with a Humanitarian Crisis, 6/20”
Peacebuilding Leadership Gather for “Innovating in Challenging Times” at Point of View in Mason Neck, VA
By: David J. Smith, June 5, 2017 This past Friday and Saturday, June 2-3, I joined nearly 50 practitioners, activists, educators, trainers, funders, and researchers in the peacebuilding field for “Innovating in Challenging Times: Building an Infrastructure for Supporting Peace.” The idea for the gathering stemmed from a blog that I wrote last June. WeContinueContinue reading “Peacebuilding Leadership Gather for “Innovating in Challenging Times” at Point of View in Mason Neck, VA”
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