PeaceEd Chat

In this episode, we are delighted to be joined by Dr Yesid Paez to discuss peace education and peacebuilding in Colombia.Dr Yesid Paez is an educator with an interest in education and international development, with a particular emphasis on peacebuilding. He is a senior lecturer in education at Bath Spa University. His doctoral research delved into conceptualisations of peace emerging in communities affected by conflict in Putumayo, Colombia. A crucial component of Yesid's research was his ethical obligation to understand and incorporate insights from these communities' experiences and perspectives on peace, conflict, and social justice. This allowed him to explore how various educational sites navigate spaces of conflict and propose alternatives to counter violent conflict and oppression. Take a listen and don't hesitate to share, comment, or reach us on LinkedIn or X @PeaceEd Chat.

This is the Official Season 2 Introduction to new conversations with researchers, policy makers and practitioners, building on everything we started in Season 1.Be our guest!

In this episode, we discuss how Education can support peacebuilding in Cyprus with Dr Eleni Christodoulou. Take a listen!

In this episode, we discuss the role of education in a world beyond war with Dr Phill Gittins. Take a listen! Check out his work here 🔗 https://worldbeyondwar.org/

In this episode, we interact with Roy Leighton, CEO of Undiscovered Country and a Senior Associate at Independent Thinking Ltd, on Creative Arts Approaches to Peace Education. Take a listen!

This episode explores the Women, Peace and Security Agenda with Katrina Leclerc. Take a listen!

In this episode, we interact with Professor Hongyu Wang of Oklahoma State University about nonviolence in the context of the curriculum.Take a listen, share and feel free to comment and send your reviews.

Episode 10: Eco-peace and Reimagining Interconnected Peace Education.In this episode, we interact with Dr Carlotta Ehrenzeller and Dr Jwalin Patel on their recent research article on Eco-peace. Take a listen

In this Episode (9), we are joined by Dr Daniel Couch of the University of Southern Queensland to discuss his work on higher education in the context of emergencies, with a particular focus on Afghanistan and beyond.

In this episode with Gaston Bacquet Quiroga from the University of Glasgow, we discuss decolonising non-violence: Contributions of Indigenous wisdom traditions to nonviolent teacher education. Take a listen!