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Those who want peace, make peace: Nonviolence as a contribution of civil society to peace

  • Bremen Town Hall 21 Am Markt Bremen, HB, 28195 Germany (map)

Violence, wars and armament dominate foreign policy. What are the perspectives of non-violent strategies before, during, and after violent conflicts? How do peace researchers and activists assess the potential of conflict transformation to avoid violence?

Dr Andreas Bovenschulte as President of the Bremen Senate, the schwelle Foundation and the ecumenical network Church and Peace invite you to a panel discussion on these questions.

Dr. Andreas Bovenschulte President of the Senate of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen, Mayor for Peace
Prof. Dr. Hanne-Margret Birckenbach Political scientist and peace researcher, winner of the Göttingen Peace Prize 2023. She published a book entitled: "Understanding Peace Logic" in 2022.
Otto Raffai Peace activist from the peace organisation RAND (Regional Address for Nonviolent Action) from Croatia RAND
Rana Salman from Bethlehem from the Combatants for Peace
Mirka Hurter from 'Peace for Future' (Youth Forum of the Network Rethinking Security)
Please register indicating whether you wish to be present digitally or in person, to: info[at]dieschwelle.de

The event will take place as a hybrid in the Bremen Town Hall and as a video conference from 5:00 pm - 6:45 pm (Central European Time)

https://dieschwelle.de/en/dates/index/event-world-peace-day

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