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Peace Wanted
by Rachel Julian
How do communities and unarmed civilians use nonviolence to protect others from violence? Join us for stories and conversations from around the world.
Episodes
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Indigenous Knowledge in Peace: Winnie Bedigan
Dive into an eye-opening journey with Winnie Bedigan on the Peace Wanted podcast as she shares her transformation from a South Sudanese refugee to a PhD scholar in peacebuilding and conflict resolution. Winnie's personal experiences with traditional conflict resolution methods and her critical...
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Mama Hamsatu Championing Justice in Nigeria
In this heart-wrenching yet inspiring episode of the Peace Wanted podcast, we journey to the frontlines of conflict in northern Nigeria with Mama Hamsatu, an educator, freelance writer, and gender activist. She shares her courageous decision to stay amidst the chaos caused by Boko Haram, her...
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Neighbors as Protectors. A Burundi Peace Tale
On this episode of the Peace Wanted podcast, we are graced with the presence of Parfait, the national coordinator of the Quaker Peace Network in Burundi. Parfait brings to life a tale of unexpected heroism during a time of ethnic conflict, where a neighbor's unwavering protective presence…
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The Ethical Roots of Nonviolence, with Simonetta
'Peace Wanted' presents a powerful conversation on the essence of nonviolent action and its pivotal role in uniting communities amidst adversity. Hear from experts who have dedicated their lives to fostering peace through innovative strategies such as community security trainings and nonviolent...
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Voices of Peace: Rosemary Kabuki's story in UCP
Join us on Peace Wanted for an inspiring conversation with Rosemary Kabaki, a trailblazer in unarmed civilian protection. Witness the strength of nonviolent strategies as Rosemarie recounts her remarkable journey from a personal quest to a leadership role in South Sudan's largest peace program....
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From Theatre to Peacebuilding: A Journey in UCP
From the revolutionary theater to the academia of peace, join us on a riveting exploration of Unarmed Civilian Protection and The Art of Safeguarding Without Weapons. Our guest's transformation from a university student in the Philippines to a PhD and now Academic in geography unfolds through the...
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Working with women on protection from harm
In this fascinating discussion, Fatuma Ibrahim and Rachel Julian explore innovative community-based approaches to civilian protection in conflict zones. Drawing on examples from South Sudan and beyond, they highlight the resilience and protective capacities already existing within local...
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How Communities Keep Themselves Safe
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…
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How Unarmed Civilian Protection Creates Conditions for Democracy
In this fascinating discussion, Deepa Sureka and Rachel Julian of Nonviolent Peaceforce dive into the possibilities of unarmed civilian protection. Tracing Deepa's journey from the corporate world to human rights, they explore how empathy, negotiation, and relationship-building can create real...
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From Political Science to Protecting Civilians
In this fascinating interview, Tiff Tool shares her journey into unarmed civilian protection and what she learned from her experiences in South Sudan and Indonesia. She highlights the power of building relationships across cultures and over time to resolve conflicts nonviolently. Tiff stresses…
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What about women in protecting civilians?
Discover the transformative power of nonviolence and the critical role of women in peacebuilding on the latest episode of the Peace Wanted podcast. Our expert guest delves into the often overlooked perspectives of women, particularly from the global south, and how their unique experiences and...
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Why protect civilians from harm?
Meet Anna Mateeva, talking to Rachel Julian.
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Why do we need to think about protecting civilians?
Around the world people are working to protect civilians from violence without using weapons. Who are these people? What do they do? Does it work? In this trailer you will learn how we'll answer these questions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes does Peace Wanted have?
Peace Wanted currently has 13 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Peace Wanted about?
How do communities and unarmed civilians use nonviolence to protect others from violence? Join us for stories and conversations from around the world.
How often does Peace Wanted release new episodes?
Peace Wanted has 13 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
Where can I listen to Peace Wanted?
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Who hosts Peace Wanted?
Peace Wanted is created and hosted by Rachel Julian.
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