Unfortunately, conflicts are all around us in every shape, way and form; from the interpersonal to the international. At the very center of every conflict resolution and/or peace process is … Continue reading
When I signed up to be the first week’s blogger of Class 15 at the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University my motivation was clearly selfish, get the assignment out … Continue reading
Our 20 Class 15 Rotary Peace Fellows from 13 countries have arrived. Today kicks off the first day of orientation in preparation for the first day of class on Monday. … Continue reading
It is not too late. There is still time to apply for a 2014 Rotary Peace Fellowship. The application deadline is 1 July 2013. Application forms and more information are … Continue reading
Packing to go Home but this Time not Alone; Will be Travelling Back with “Peace” It is week eleven in Bangkok, Been here since beginning to January, from 09.00 … Continue reading
Today was the last day of the academics of the fellowship. I should have felt happy about it, but on the contrary I felt sad and felt that I would … Continue reading
“How can you build peace with empty stomachs?” This trenchant question, raised by Rajendra, Acting Country Director of Search For Common Ground – Nepal, has been stuck in my head, … Continue reading
Please join us at our Class 14 Rotary Peace Fellows’ Public Seminar on 28 March at the Arnoma Hotel in Bangkok where our 17 Rotary Peace Fellows will discuss their … Continue reading
Since I was 16, and I first cracked open the book where my eyes were met with a description of the child sex industry in this land, I’ve traveled to … Continue reading
Thinking back on the time that we’ve been here and the little time that we still have until we go back home, I realise that the end of this experience … Continue reading