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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2024 · 24 MIN

How Communities Keep Themselves Safe

from Peace Wanted · host Rachel Julian

Get ready to be inspired. In this podcast, legendary peace activist Mel Duncan takes us on an eye-opening tour of unarmed civilian protection efforts around the world. With humor and humility, Duncan shares story after emotional story of communities banding together to create safety in the midst of violent conflict. From women preventing rape in South Sudan to Asian-Americans stopping hate crimes in New York, these examples highlight the power of listening, solidarity, and nonviolent solutions. Far from naive, Duncan makes the pragmatic case that civilian accompaniment is essential to address rising tides of displacement and meet escalating threats posed by climate change, war, and authoritarianism. The sheer range of creative strategies shared is itself a testament to the human capacity for good. You’ll come away from this episode believing that a more peaceful world is possible, and that ordinary people have the power to make it happen. Episode summary created by https://headliner.app

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