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This annual event features speakers from a variety of Duluth-area organizations working to foster peace in our community. Hear about new initiatives, collaborative projects and how we can all be involved in making a difference. Bring your questions for our panelists. Join us for this second event in the 2024-25 series "What is Peace?" brought to you by the Alworth Center for the Study of Peace and Justice.
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This annual event features speakers from a variety of Duluth-area organizations working to foster...
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Author, activist and peace-maker Diana Oestreich presents reflections from her book, Waging Peace: One Soldier's Story of Putting Love First. Oestreich served as a combat medic on the battlefield of the Iraq war and was awarded the Army Commendation Medal and the Iraq Campaign Medal. She is also the founder of Waging Peace Project, a movement activating everyday people to commit small acts of courage right where we live to wage peace because our neighbors Justice and Joy cannot wait.…
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Author, activist and peace-maker Diana Oestreich presents reflections from her book, Waging Peace: One...
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Associate Professor of Art Sarah Brokke shares her work and process from her collaborative project with Poet Kyle Leia titled Irrevocable Wholeness: Poems and Meditations to Hold It All. Brokke's co-collaborative project focuses on healing and wholehearted navigation of our humanity. Works from this publication include pieces inspired by Leia's writing, and, in turn, poems created based on Brokke's paintings. This event is a School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) Colloquium, held in the Raven Room of the St. Scholastica…
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Associate Professor of Art Sarah Brokke shares her work and process from her collaborative...
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Have you heard of handbells? Do you know CSS has a handbell ensemble? Come learn about these amazing melodic percussion from Dr. Derek Bromme and maybe even play them. This event is a School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) Colloquium, held in the Raven Room of the St. Scholastica Library.
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