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Buddhist Ministry Colloquium October 17, 2013
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RPP Colloquium Feb 2019: Indigenous Perspectives on Peacemaking in the Face of Racism
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Introduction: The Religions and the Practice of Peace (RPP) Colloquium Course
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RPP Colloquium: Religion and the Rights and Protection of Children in Humanitarian Crises
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Impact and Benefits of the RPP Colloquium Course on Students' Growth as Peace Leaders
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RPP Colloquium: The Role of Ethics, Law, & Policy in Promoting a New International Security Paradigm
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Advice to People Considering Taking the RPP Colloquium Course
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RPP Colloquium: Buddhist Responses to Climate Change
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RPP Colloquium: The Restorative Justice Approach
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How Students Will Apply What They Learned in the RPP Colloquium Course to Their Future Work
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RPP Colloquium: Making Peace with Islam: Islamic Approaches to Peacemaking
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RPP Colloquium: Healing, Bridge-Building, and Empowerment to Address Gun Violence
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RPP Colloquium: Why Nonviolent Civil Resistance Works
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Importance of the RPP Colloquium Course in Today's World
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RPP Colloquium: Indigenous Guardianship, Nature, and Peace: Holistic Being and Living
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The Religions and the Practice of Peace (RPP) Colloquium Course: Student Experiences 2015-16
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RPP Colloquium: Religion and the Sphere of Care and Cooperation
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RPP Colloquium: Ministry to the Marginal: The Power of Partnerships
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South Asian Religions Colloquium (SARC): James Mallinson
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Backgrounds of Students and Why They Took the RPP Colloquium Course
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RPP Colloquium: Natural “SuperCooperation” and the Future of Our Human Family
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Experiences and Key Learnings from the RPP Colloquium Course
