Posted on September 28, 2014 by Amanuel
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An immigrant from Eritrea turns ceramic artistry and knowledge of chemistry into a highly successful ceramic business. Salaam Urban Village Association (SUVA) will be highlighting the creative talent of Debessaie in the weeks ahead. Debessaie’s business is one of… Read More
Category: Uncategorized Tags: africa, africa economic development, appreciative inquiry, business partnership opportunities, eritrea, migrant communities, nonprofit, nonprofit africa, peacemaking, refugee communities, samuel mahaffy, SUVA
Posted on May 5, 2014 by Amanuel
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On rare occasions, a new work will both redefine a discipline and contribute to the birth of a new paradigm. Integrated Peacebuilding: Innovative Approaches to Transforming Conflict (Craig Zelizer, Ed.) is such a work. In the array of… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: craig zelizer, georgetown university, global conflicts, global security, Integrated peacebuilding, multi-lens, peace, peacebuilding, peacemaking, samuel mahaffy, sustainable peace, transforming relationships
Eritrean Cooking weaves rich relationships and recipes together to frame a dream that the world can find a more peaceful path.
Category: Blog Tags: conflict, cookbook, east africa, eating from a common dish, eritrea, Eritrean Cookbook, Eritrean cooking, global conflicts, injera, peacemaking, relational presence, relationships, samuel mahaffy, Taos Institute, teff flour, Tilburg University
What can we learn about the importance of place or shared meals in peacemaking? How are relationships changed when we eat from a common dish? How do we construct places where we can gather for a relational banquet?
Category: Blog Tags: addis ababa, Amharic, blue nile restaurant, brussels Belgium, communion, diaspora communities, East African, eat from a common dish, Eritrean, Ethiopian, habesha, horn of africa, John Rijsman, peace, peace agreements, peacemaking, relational, samuel mahaffy, seattle Washington, shahee, tigrinya, Tilburg University
Posted on March 10, 2014 by Amanuel
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Shortly after dusk, the hyenas emerge from the mountains and creep toward the edge of the village of Senafe, Eritrea. They announce their presence with a distinctive yipping call. It is an eerie sound that has been compared… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: africa, demented, east africa, eritrea, ethiopia, hyena man, hyena man of harar, hyenas, indigenous wisdom, laughing hyenas, listening together, narrative traditions, peacemaking, reflective practitioner, relational listening, resiliency, samuel mahaffy, Senafe, somalia, war on terror
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Nonprofit Africa Partnership Opportunities
Posted on September 28, 2014 by Amanuel
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An immigrant from Eritrea turns ceramic artistry and knowledge of chemistry into a highly successful ceramic business. Salaam Urban Village Association (SUVA) will be highlighting the creative talent of Debessaie in the weeks ahead. Debessaie’s business is one of… Read More
Category: Uncategorized Tags: africa, africa economic development, appreciative inquiry, business partnership opportunities, eritrea, migrant communities, nonprofit, nonprofit africa, peacemaking, refugee communities, samuel mahaffy, SUVA
Peacebuilding as a Lens — A Review of Integrated Peacebuilding: Innovative Approaches to Transforming Conflict
Posted on May 5, 2014 by Amanuel
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On rare occasions, a new work will both redefine a discipline and contribute to the birth of a new paradigm. Integrated Peacebuilding: Innovative Approaches to Transforming Conflict (Craig Zelizer, Ed.) is such a work. In the array of… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: craig zelizer, georgetown university, global conflicts, global security, Integrated peacebuilding, multi-lens, peace, peacebuilding, peacemaking, samuel mahaffy, sustainable peace, transforming relationships
From Peace Making to Injera Making
Posted on March 31, 2014 by Dr. Samuel Mahaffy
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Eritrean Cooking weaves rich relationships and recipes together to frame a dream that the world can find a more peaceful path.
Category: Blog Tags: conflict, cookbook, east africa, eating from a common dish, eritrea, Eritrean Cookbook, Eritrean cooking, global conflicts, injera, peacemaking, relational presence, relationships, samuel mahaffy, Taos Institute, teff flour, Tilburg University
Sharing an Uncommon Relational Banquet in a Very Common Restaurant
Posted on March 17, 2014 by Dr. Samuel Mahaffy
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What can we learn about the importance of place or shared meals in peacemaking? How are relationships changed when we eat from a common dish? How do we construct places where we can gather for a relational banquet?
Category: Blog Tags: addis ababa, Amharic, blue nile restaurant, brussels Belgium, communion, diaspora communities, East African, eat from a common dish, Eritrean, Ethiopian, habesha, horn of africa, John Rijsman, peace, peace agreements, peacemaking, relational, samuel mahaffy, seattle Washington, shahee, tigrinya, Tilburg University
Making Peace with the Laughing Hyenas is no Laughing Matter!
Posted on March 10, 2014 by Amanuel
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Shortly after dusk, the hyenas emerge from the mountains and creep toward the edge of the village of Senafe, Eritrea. They announce their presence with a distinctive yipping call. It is an eerie sound that has been compared… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: africa, demented, east africa, eritrea, ethiopia, hyena man, hyena man of harar, hyenas, indigenous wisdom, laughing hyenas, listening together, narrative traditions, peacemaking, reflective practitioner, relational listening, resiliency, samuel mahaffy, Senafe, somalia, war on terror