Podcast series "Pathways to Peace" is a production of the Early Childhood Peace Consortium (ECPC)(https://ecdpeace.org). In this series, we discuss how positive early childhood development can lead to global peace. Listen in as we talk with experts about the experiences and the challenges they face in implementing early childhood development programs to build a more peaceful world.
The ECPC brings together leaders from international organizations, academia, practice, philanthropy, networks, media and development institutions, that value children and families as agents of change for peacebuilding.
Support comes from the Mother Child Education Foundation, UNICEF, The Jacob’s Foundation and Yale University.
Visit us online at https://ecdpeace.org to learn more about this global movement.
ECPCs Kyle King interviews Giovanni Caccamo—"Youth & Future: Manifesto for Change"
ECPCs Youth Initiative Chair/Yale student Kyle King, and renowned Italian singer-songwriter and visionary Giovanni Caccamo engage in a lively and captivating conversation on the power of youth to elicit change. Giovanni, the visionary behind the global project "Manifesto for Change - Youth and Future". Created by Giovanni, this project aims to collect the stories, hopes, and perspectives of young people of all religions, cultures, gender identities, and social backgrounds from around the world to create a global book that will inspire a new humanism and drive positive change. More (See: https://tinyurl.com/h7az2dpf)
► Call for Ideas! To all youth, ages 18-35,
Discover and submit your essay by 30 July 2024 to Giovanni at https://www.manifestoforchange.org !
► Video | Giovanni Caccamo—Youth & Future: Manifesto for Change (See: https://youtu.be/wlUg1p6IfCU?si=bneNFblzPH4tHOzj)
-Produced by the Yale Broadcast Studio
-Sound by Abe Stewart (See: https://www.mixedbyabestewart.com)
-Sponsored by the Early Childhood Peace Consortium (ECPC) in the Yale Child Study Center
12 Aug 2019
Learning for Peace: UNICEFs Peacebuilding, Education & Advocacy Prog (PBEA) | F. Affolter
Program Makes Policy: Children First in São Paulo | Guest Ana Haddad, São Paulo Carinhosa (POR)
Ana Estela Haddad, former First Lady of the City of São Paulo and Coordinator of the Municipal Policy for Integral Early Childhood Development – São Paulo Carinhosa Program, joins host, Dr. Maria Conceição do Rosário, Associate Professor, Federal University of São Paulo. Dr. Haddad discusses how the Carinhosa Program, São Paulo’s municipal policy for early childhood development, works to improve the lives of refugee, immigrant and urban children. (Image: Fernando Perelra)
For English podcast transcript and for more information, visit https://bit.ly/2OUgJYm
27 Mar 2017
The Promise of Quality Preschool & Health Promotion in Brazil | Maria Rosário, Fed. Univ. São Paulo
Parenting in Times of War | Guest Katie Murphy, International Rescue Committee
Katie Maeve Murphy, Early Childhood Development Technical Advisor to the International Rescue Committee (IRC), joins host, Angelica Ponguta, Associate Research Scientist at Yale University. Mrs. Murphy discusses IRCs emphasis on family and parenting programs to foster early childhood development in crisis conditions to promote peacebuilding.
For more information, visit https://ecdpeace.org/parenting-times-war
31 Jan 2017
The Ecology of Peace Model in Colombia | Guest Lina Ballesteros, Fundación Saldarriaga Concha (SP)
Dr. Lina María González Ballesteros, Healthy Living Leader at the Fundación Saldarriaga Concha in Bogota, Colombia, joins host Marin Chanel, graduate student at Yale University. Dr. Ballesteros discusses her foundation's success in mobilizing funds for investment in early childhood in Colombia through the conceptualization of peacebuilding from early childhood.
For more information, visit https://ecdpeace.org/ecology-peace-colombia
31 Jan 2017
An Integrated Approach to Early Childhood Development | Guest Ghassan Issa, Arab Resource Collective
Dr. Ghassan Issa, Co-founder and Coordinator at the Arab Resource Collective (ARC) in Beirut, Lebanon, joins host Frank Boudon, undergraduate student at Yale University. Dr. Issa discusses ARCs integrated approach to building partnerships and overcoming challenges when working on early childhood development (ECD), its importance for building peace and preventing violence in the Middle East. (English)
For more information, visit https://ecdpeace.org/integrated-approach-early-childhood-development
31 Jan 2017
Women and Children Build Peace in the Ivory Coast | Guest Christina de Bruin, UNICEF
Christina de Bruin, Deputy Representative at UNICEF Côte d’Ivoire, joins host Angelica Ponguta, Associate Research Scientist at Yale University. Ms. de Bruin discusses how the UNICEF Learning for Peace program in the Ivory Coast empowers women of different ethnicities at early childhood development centers to build trust and peace for their children, families, and communities.
For more information, visit https://ecdpeace.org/women-and-children-build-peace-ivory-coast-w-africa
31 Jan 2017
Child Literacy Development in the Ivory Coast | Guest Kaja Jasinska, Haskins Laboratory
Dr. Kaja Jasinska, Research Scientist at Haskins Laboratories, joins host, Frank Boudon, undergraduate student at Yale University. Dr. Jasinska, a cognitive scientist, describes her work on child development, its contribution to peacebuilding, and her current research on child literacy in low-resource settings in Cote D’Ivoire.
For more information, visit https://ecdpeace.org/child-literacy-development-ivory-coast-w-africa
31 Jan 2017
Conflict Prevention through Public Health Interventions | Guest Kaveh Khoshnood, Yale Univ.
Dr. Kaveh Khoshnood, Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies at the Yale School of Public Health, joins host Frank Boudon, undergraduate student at Yale University. Dr. Khoshnood discusses his research on a parenting intervention with Palestinian refugees and how Public Health researchers can work to prevent collective violence.
For more information, visit https://ecdpeace.org/conflict-prevention-through-public-health-intervention
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