Violence
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Mari Fitzduff talks about her experiences in Northern Ireland and covers everything from peacebuilding to paramilitaries.
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Mari Fitzduff tells a story of heroism in the midst of terrible violence.
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Sarah Cobb discusses the use of narratives to cope with violence.
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Wallace Warfield tells a story that illustrates how sometimes police force, not mediation is more appropriate.
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Peter Coleman describes how an abortion dialogue in Boston had its genesis in a shooting.
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Angela Khaminwa, Program Officer for Outreach and Communication at The Coexistence Initiative, a project that seeks to address the problem of violence in Kenyan universities by engaging different stakeholders.
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CRS mediator Silke Hansen explains the "two taproot" or "two fuse" theory of conflict escalation.
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Mediator Julian Klugman describes how he handles violent or potentially violent situations.
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Mediator Richard Salem describes how he de-escalated a potentially violent confrontation at the Wounded Knee take-over.
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Mediator Ozell Sutton uses humor to de-escalate a situation, though resolution remained elusive.
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