New Publication Co-Sponsored by PARCC

Teaching Peace: On the Frontlines of Non-Violence was supported by The Writing Program of Syracuse University, the Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration at Syracuse University, Brown Chair in English Literacy of Arkansas University, and the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. 

Editor Stephen Parks' in his introduction writes, "This collection of essays demonstrates the ways in which a commitment to peace requires individuals to build communities that link our careers, our students, and our neighbors around projects which make small interventions into the local and global conflicts which define our times."

Some of the topics addressed include, sexual violence against women, hate crimes, the Duke Lacrosse Scandal, local anti-war organizations, local peace advocacy, the United Nations International Day of Peace, the founding of a Peace Research Center in Tanzania, the state of Montana's "Indian Education for All" program.