Syllabi

The following syllabi are offered as references for teaching in the field of JustPeacemaking and Conflict Resolution.

Susan Hassinger, Bishop in Residence and Adjunct Professor, Boston University School of Theology

• Spiritual Formation for Peacebuilders

Raymond Helmick, Professor of Conflict Resolution, Boston College

• Conflict Transformation and the Christian Calling to Reconciliation
• The Crisis of Confidence in the Catholic Church
• Faith Elements in Conflicts
• The Mission of Reconciliation in a Violent World
• Film Representation of Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing
• Film as Peacemaking Tool
• Israelis and Palestinians: Two Peoples, Three Faiths

Yehezkel Landau, Faculty Associate in Interfaith Relations, Hartford Seminary

• Building Abrahamic Partnerships
  • Building Abrahamic Partnerships Model
• Challenging Texts for Interfaith Work
  • Resources for Jewish Engagement with Christians and Muslims

Rachel Mikva, Najeeba Syeed-Miller, Susan Thistlethwaite

• Judaism, Christianity and Islam: Introduction to Interreligious Engagement

Rodney Petersen, Lecturer at Boston University School of Theology; Executive Director, Boston Theological Institute (BTI)

• Overcoming Violence
• Ministry of Reconciliation
• Toward and Abrahamic Family Reunion

Tom Porter, Lecturer at Boston University School of Theology; Co-Director of JustPeaceUMC

• The Spirit and Art of Conflict Transformation
• The Principles and Practices of Restorative Justice

Shelly Rambo, Assistant Professor of Theology, Boston University School of Theology

• Theology and Trauma

Glen Stassen, Lewis B. Smedes Professor of Christian Ethics, Fuller Theological Seminary

• Peacemaking in Israel and Palestine
• Biblical and Ethical Perspectives on Peacemaking

David Steele, Adjunct Lecturer, Brandeis University

• Religion, Identity and Conflict
  • Bibliography for Religion, Identity and Conflict
• Religion and Terrorism Workshop

Najeeba Syeed-Miller, Assistant Professor of Interreligious Education, Claremont School of Theology

• Managing and Developing the Interreligious Non Profit

Sharon Welch, Provost and Professor of Religion and Society at Meadville Lombard Theological School, Chicago

• Sustainable Peace
• Peacemaking and Human Security