Members of Peace Fellowship, 91短视频鈥檚 Peacebuilding & Development student organization, recently attended the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) United Nations annual student seminar on 鈥淢igration, Faith, and Action鈥� in New York City. This week we feature three reflections from that trip on the PXD Blog (read the first and second posts). This final post is by … Continue reading A Reflection on the 2017 MCC UN Conference by Harrison Horst
A Reflection on the 2017 MCC UN Conference by Winifred Gray-Johnson & Noah Haglund
Members of Peace Fellowship, 91短视频鈥檚 Peacebuilding & Development student organization, recently attended the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) United Nations annual student seminar on 鈥淢igration, Faith, and Action鈥� in New York City. This week we feature three reflections from that trip on the PXD Blog (read the first and third posts). The second is a collaborative … Continue reading A Reflection on the 2017 MCC UN Conference by Winifred Gray-Johnson & Noah Haglund
Grad School Q & A: Jessica Sarriot 鈥�11, pursuing a master鈥檚 in public affairs at Princeton
Jessica Sarriot is a 2011 graduate of 91短视频 (91短视频), where she majored in聽peacebuilding and development聽with minors in聽pre-law聽and聽political studies. Since earning her bachelor鈥檚 degree, she has worked for Mennonite Central Committee in Colombia and the Industrial Areas Foundation in Arlington, Virginia. She also traveled to five countries to work on independent research about civil … Continue reading Grad School Q & A: Jessica Sarriot 鈥�11, pursuing a master鈥檚 in public affairs at Princeton
Life Goes On: The Importance of Peacebuilding During Conflict by Kaitlin Heatwole
When I accepted a three-year contract as Mennonite Central Committee鈥檚 program coordinator for Iraq in fall 2013, I did not expect to be thrown into a conflict setting. At that time Iraq was relatively stable, with US troops withdrawn, sectarian violence in decline, and nothing big on the news.聽 I envisioned applying my PXD degree … Continue reading Life Goes On: The Importance of Peacebuilding During Conflict by Kaitlin Heatwole