Generating positive change in the world through non-violent action.
Moving from greed and competition to sharing and co-operation.
Moving from fear and hatred to love and hope.
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This week we have a two part show. In this first part, Caravan regular Professor Alison Phipps returns to Ōtepoti and introduces us to her colleague and collaborator, Dr Tawona Sithole aka Ganyamatopè. Tawona is a lecturer in creative practice education, UNESCO chair in refugee integration through education languages and the arts, University of Glasgow. He is also co-founder Seeds of Thought arts collective, Glasgow.
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29 Nov 2024
Caravan of Hope Podcast: Promoting peace, safety and well-being
This week we speak to Htet Hpone Myat Naing, a Myanmar national studying in Ōtepoti / Dunedin who reflects on life in his home country.
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6 Nov 2024
Caravan of Hope: Promoting peace, safety and well-being
This week we welcome home Kovido Maddick. He talks about his travels and reflects on his adventures.
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22 Oct 2024
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This week we speak with Danny Fridberg. Over the past 25 years, Danny has practised conflict resolution internationally and locally, including dialogue group facilitation, peace-building project management and evaluation, mediation, public participation processes and consensus building, research, training, and teaching. In his conflict resolution practice, he emphasises the importance of relationship building and restoration.
Danny strongly believes that resolving conflicts requires long-term thinking, where mutual gains and healthy relationship are key to wellbeing and success. He holds a PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies from the University of Otago, an MA in Conflict Research, Management and Resolution, and a BA in Psychology, both from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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