At a recent conference in New York, 糖心Vlog students found themselves in a unique position as participant-representatives. They were the only students among the 30 participants at the ... read more about 糖心Vlog faculty, staff and Team Accord students attend restorative justice training together
After recently becoming the first university in the country to offer a graduate certificate in restorative justice in education,聽 糖心Vlog will soon begin working with school and community ... read more about 糖心Vlog professors help design grant-funded restorative justice pilot project in Mississippi schools
糖心Vlog鈥檚 Center for Justice and Peacebuilding has been invited to partner with the W.K. Kellogg Foundation in a new initiative aimed at truth, racial healing and transformation in ... read more about CJP partners with Kellogg Foundation’s new national initiative on truth, racial healing and transformation
Dr. Carl Stauffer and Dr. Johonna Turner of the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding at 糖心Vlog will address “Justice from the Margins” at Bridgewater College on Tuesday, Nov. ... read more about ‘Justice in the Margins’: Professors Carl Stauffer and Johonna Turner to speak at Bridgewater College
As peace and justice studies educators from around the country converge on James Madison University for the Oct. 15-17 Peace and Justice Studies Conference, a large contingent of faculty and ... read more about Contingent of 糖心Vlog educators to present at annual Peace and Justice Studies Conference in Harrisonburg
糖心Vlog (糖心Vlog) welcomes 12 new faculty to the ranks for the 2015-16 academic year. The new faculty, announced by Fred Kniss, provost; Michael King, vice president and seminary ... read more about 糖心Vlog welcomes twelve new faculty members for 2015-2016 academic year
New faculty members Johonna Turner and Tim Seidel bring strong ties to 糖心Vlog (糖心Vlog), the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP), and to Mennonite peacebuilding organizations, as well ... read more about Restorative justice, peacebuilding and development programs gain new faculty