Violence and Nonviolence in South Africa today
This week, The CIHA Blog has been posting a series of articles about nonviolence movements across Africa. This is the final post in our series, by CIHA Blog co-editor Simangaliso […]
Exploring Religion, Faith, and Tradition
Peace and Nonviolence Education in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Notes from the Ground / Education à la paix et la non violence en RD Congo : notes de terrain
This week, The CIHA Blog is posting a series of articles about nonviolence movements across Africa. Read the introductory post and yesterday’s post on Nigeria’s nonviolent protests. Stay […]
A Personal Perspective on Humanitarian Aid from a CIHA Blog Editorial Assistant
by Edwin Asa Adjei
“Aid” connotes generosity, beneficence, advocacy, support, humanitarianism, and a variety of other positive, if not altruistic, intents. Rhetorically, this word is very powerful. But behind it are […]
In the News: Poverty is a Moral Problem
The interview with William Easterly in Christianity Today raises important issues around morality, aid, and the rights of people who are supposed to benefit from aid. While Easterly has […]
In the News: CAR Interfaith Peacebuilding Efforts
Out of the Central African Republic comes reports of increasing human rights violations and recruitment of child soldiers for sectarian fighting between Muslim and Christian militias. Yet Nyeko […]