Lecture by Jer Swigert | 2.20.17
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Jer Swigert presents a lecture, "Faith-Informed Citizenship: A Christian Peacemaker's Perspective on Immigrants and Refugees." Swigert has experience on the ground learning from peacemakers in some of the most contentious conflicts in the world, including Pakistan, Israel-Palestine, and the Mexico-U.S. border. He is co-founder of the Global Immersion Project to cultivate everyday peacemakers through immersion in global conflict.
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