@CalltoActivism Aptly dressed in Martha green, Katie Britt's eerily cheery yet threatening message is reflective of a party who wants to take us to an Atwood-esque world where extremists control the lives of many.
@yashar Aptly dressed in Martha green, Katie Britt's eerily cheery yet threatening message is reflective of a party who wants to take us to an Atwood-esque world where extremists control the lives of many.
Inequality and misinformation are inflaming global violence. But, for US policymakers seeking to promote liberal values abroad, what if the path to peace begins at home? asks Sheila Kohanteb of @PearsonInst. https://t.co/cSPvNtIfa6
Jeannie Annan, speaking on how the consequences of conflict in the home need to be part of the conversation among humanitarians seeking to resolve conflict. #globalconflict2018 @PearsonInst @QUBMitchell@QUBelfast
“Don’t lose the solutions reflex, even when it looks very difficult. Don’t despair. Solidarity-for the refugees, migrants, and the displaced-still exists.” - Filipino Grandi, on resolving the refugee crisis #GlobalConflict2018 @PearsonInst @QUBMitchell@QUBelfast
“Don’t forget that the peace process is bigger than all of us, and we will find a solution.”
- Sergio Jaramillo, on building peace in Colombia #GlobalConflict2018 @PearsonInst @QUBelfast@QUBMitchell
“Despair is the fuel for instability and conflict everywhere in the world. Hope and opportunity are essential to peace and stability.”
-Senator George Mitchell, #GlobalConflict2018 @PearsonInst @QUBelfast@QUBMitchell