Dr Tanya Finnie on Beyond Borders: Why Cultural Intelligence is a Peacebuilding Tool Posted onMay 19, 2025May 19, 2025 By kizzi@email.com As a global cultural strategist, I’ve spent years working across continents — from sitting with tribal elders across Africa to … Continue ReadingDr Tanya Finnie on Beyond Borders: Why Cultural Intelligence is a Peacebuilding Tool
Robert Kesten on Peace in Our Time Posted onMay 19, 2025May 19, 2025 By kizzi@email.com Peace studies have been around a long time. Betty Reardon’s work is a powerful example of the academic side of … Continue ReadingRobert Kesten on Peace in Our Time
A New World Without War: Kizzi Nkwocha’s Global Peace Alliance Could Change Everything Posted onMay 8, 2025 By kizzi@email.com War has scarred every corner of our planet. From the trenches of World War I to the rubble of Syria, … Continue ReadingA New World Without War: Kizzi Nkwocha’s Global Peace Alliance Could Change Everything
A New Era of Peacekeeping: Breaking from the Past Posted onMay 6, 2025 By kizzi@email.com Peacekeeping has always been a reflection of its time. In the immediate aftermath of World War II, the idea of … Continue ReadingA New Era of Peacekeeping: Breaking from the Past
How Political Gridlock Fuels War Posted onMay 6, 2025 By kizzi@email.com War doesn’t always begin with weapons. Often, it begins with silence, indecision, or the failure to act in time. Political … Continue ReadingHow Political Gridlock Fuels War
The Human Cost of Inaction: Stories from Conflict Zones Posted onMay 6, 2025 By kizzi@email.com When we talk about war, it’s easy to get lost in numbers. Death tolls, refugee counts, financial losses—all important, yet … Continue ReadingThe Human Cost of Inaction: Stories from Conflict Zones
