Approaching Peace and Conflict Through a Global South Lens

Join Conversation at the Crossroads for an engaging panel discussion exploring how peace and conflict can be understood through Global South, Indigenous, and community-led perspectives. This event challenges conventional approaches to peacebuilding by examining how colonial histories continue to shape understandings of peace, security and justice, while highlighting alternative frameworks rooted in local knowledge and lived experience.

Featuring Santino Deng, Mursal Sadat, and Yousef Alreemawi, the discussion will draw on perspectives from South Sudan, Afghanistan, and Palestine. The evening includes a moderated panel, audience Q&A, and small-group conversations over light refreshments.

Whether you are interested in peace and conflict studies, international relations, human rights, theology, or global justice, this event offers an opportunity to engage with diverse voices and fresh perspectives on building more inclusive and sustainable peace.