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Peace & Conflict Studies Blog

Tag: militarism

  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2022

    A few years ago, the College began celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as a holiday, so the College is closed, and classes don’t begin until tomorrow! MLK Day is always an important one for our program given our commitment to studying and understanding the powerful and nonviolent pursuit of more just and collaborative relations,…

  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and Fixing the Jericho Road

    Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and Fixing the Jericho Road

    By Lee Smithey I hope everyone finds an opportunity to reflect and take some sort of action (or preparation for action) in pursuit of justice and peace on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. While the nation focuses on service, I am usually drawn on this day to Dr. King’s speech, “Beyond Vietnam.” Public schools are…

  • All of Us or None: Responses & Resistance to Militarism

    All of Us or None: Responses & Resistance to Militarism

    All of Us or None: Responses & Resistance to Militarism Across the globe, militarism directly impacts all of our lives. The American Friends Service Committee’s new traveling exhibition, All of Us or None, examines the effects of militarism at both the foreign and domestic policy levels. It also highlights alternatives and positive nonviolent solutions. Exhibition: …