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AFP Conference: Next Gen Peace: Expand. Advance. Influence. Session 2
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June 21, 2016
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1:16:31Now PlayingThe U.S. Institute of Peace co-sponsored the third day of the 2016 Alliance for Peacebuilding (AfP) Annual Conference, “Next Gen Peace: Expand. Advance. Influence.” AfP’s 2016 Annual Conference examined the newest developments in the peacebuilding field, and captured the “view from the edges,” where peacebuilding is innovating, “looking around corners” and scanning the horizon to revolutionize the field.
Session 2 consisted of:
Panel 1: Civil-Military-Police Coordination for Human Security: Peacebuilding Approaches to Local Ownership
- Deborah Mancini-Griffoli, Independent Consultant
- Dr. Lisa Schirch, Senior Advisor on Policy, AfP
- Christopher Holshek, Colonel, U.S. Army Civil Affairs (ret.) and Senior Fellow, AfP
- Lieutenant Kurt Boshart, Administrative Lieutenant, Harrisonburg Police Department
- Stan Maclin, Founder and President, Harriet Tubman Cultural Center
- Dr. Carl Stauffer, Professor of Justice and Development Studies, Center for Justice Peacebuilding, Eastern Mennonite University
- Jonathan (Jon) Rudy, Senior Advisor on Human Security, AfP
- Moderator: Dr. Nadia Gerspacher, Director, Security Sector Education, Academy for International Conflict Management and Peacebuilding, USIP
- Q & A
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