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The power of culture in peacebuilding

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The conversation explores the role of culture in peacebuilding and the need to challenge narratives of conflict and division. The guests discuss their experiences in conflict-affected regions and the importance of empathy, healing, and resilience in creating cultures of peace. They highlight the need for education systems to promote peace and inclusion, and the importance of dismantling oppressive narratives and amplifying the voices of marginalised communities. The conversation concludes with a call to action to reform education, support cultural workers, and create spaces for dialogue and understanding.


Takeaways

• Culture plays a crucial role in peacebuilding and can challenge narratives of conflict and division.
• Empathy, healing, and resilience are essential in creating cultures of peace.
• Education systems should promote peace, inclusion, and critical thinking to challenge oppressive narratives.
• It is important to amplify the voices of marginalised communities and provide spaces for dialogue and understanding.
• Dismantling oppressive narratives and supporting cultural workers are key steps in creating a more peaceful world.


Chapters


00:00 Introduction


08:17 The impact of conflict on culture


11:31 Witnessing violence and building peace


16:39 Challenging conflict-based worldviews


20:59 Weaponisation of culture and fighting back


24:47 Erasure of culture and missing voices


27:14 Measuring success in peacebuilding


31:28 Creating cultures of empathy and Ubuntu


36:39 Reforming education for peace and inclusion


38:55 Dismantling oppressive narratives


41:43 Amplifying marginalised voices


44:32 Supporting cultural workers


45:27 Conclusion
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Academic
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Cambridge University, Cambridge research
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