Chip Hauss, Building Peace Where You Live

In this episode of The Study Podcast, Tayo welcomes Chip Hauss to discuss how we all can be engaged in the work of building peace where we live--in our relationships, workplace, neighborhood, communities. What is peace? What does it mean to practice peace-building? Is peace even possible? What are some practical steps we can take to change our approach to difficult relationships and conflict?

Charles “Chip” Hauss is currently Senior Fellow for Innovation and emeritus member of the Board of Directors of the Alliance for Peacebuilding (AfP) where his main job is to help lead the Peacebuilding Starts at Home initiative. He is also a Visiting Scholar at George Mason University’s Carter School for Peace and Resolution and an active member of the Rotary e-Club of Global Peacebuilders.

Peacebuilding Starts at Home is his nineteenth book and pulls together everything he has learned as a peacebuilder and political scientist, educator and actvist, author and community builder.

https://peacebuildingstartsathome.us/

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