Canadian School Of Peacebuilding: where those who work for peace can gather to learn from, inspire, and equip each other for the work of peace. #2022CSOP
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Joined November 2012
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We're going to be at the Social Justice Fair today hosted by @MSCwpg. Come visit us and check out all the other great organizations who will also be there!
Itiovie Ayeni wants to work in services supporting refugees, so she took Refugees and Displacement at #2021CSOP. “Hearing first-hand the struggles that people have to go through, it just resonated with me and made me say, ‘yes, this is what I want to do’.” csop.cmu.ca/profile-itiovie-…
Reezwana Yadallee heard that Mary Jo Leddy was teaching “Refugees and Displacement, Learning to Extend Hospitality” at #2021CSOP and knew she could not miss it. “She inspires a lot of us just because of her way of seeing the world.” Read Reezwana’s story: csop.cmu.ca/profile-reezwana…
“I’m navigating what it means to be Indigenous and a Christian at the same time and how those can coexist together,” says Katie Anderson, who took “Creation and Community in Biblical and Indigenous Perspectives” at #2021CSOP. Read more of Katie's story at csop.cmu.ca/profile-katie-an…
New course for #2022CSOP! Susanne Guenther Loewen will teach “Theological Perspectives on Trauma and Healing”. This course explores how individual and collective experiences of trauma are refracted through the beliefs and practices of the Christian faith. csop.cmu.ca/registration/
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ICYMI, applications for #2022CSOP are open! This year we are planning to hold in-person courses, following current restrictions, and will not have any online courses. Check out our website for the exciting new courses we are offering: csop.cmu.ca/courses/
Applications for #2022CSOP are now open! Sadly, due to COVID-19 regulations, we will not be accepting apps from international participants this year. We hope to welcome you to the #2023CSOP. Apply at csop.cmu.ca/registration/ (Photo taken pre-pandemic) #Peacebuilder #Training
In case you missed it, #2021CSOP courses are up on our website, with another fantastic line up of instructors and topics! Registration will open soon, so keep an eye on our website and social media for further announcements. csop.cmu.ca/courses/
We’re so excited for the courses we’re offering at the #2021CSOP! You can read course descriptions on our website and start planning your next CSOP experience. Registration opens in the fall, so start thinking ahead and keep an eye on our website. csop.cmu.ca/courses/
Did you get a chance to check out our class sampler of “Indigenous Perspectives on Salvation, Repentance, Peace, and Justice” last winter? If not, you’re in luck! We’ve posted this free video training again until the beginning of September. csop.cmu.ca/class-sampler-al…
Did you get a chance to check out our class sampler of “Trauma, Peacebuilding, and Resilience” this spring? If not, you’re in luck! We’ve posted this free video training again until the beginning of August. csop.cmu.ca/class-sampler-en…
Our course listings for the #2021CSOP are up on our website! Check out the amazing instructors who will be teaching and the exciting courses we are offering next year. Registration for CSOP will open in the fall, so stay tuned! csop.cmu.ca/courses/
#2020CSOP was wonderful! Thanks to all who participated and all who thought of us as we gathered. We hope to see you all next year!
We’ve made it halfway through our second session of #2020CSOP and we’re looking forward to continued good conversations and ongoing learning in courses “Leading in an Age of Polarization” and “Does Religion Cause Violence?” over the next week.
The first week of #2020CSOP has been wonderful and we are looking forward to the next two weeks of challenging and rewarding online courses!
#2020CSOP week one is almost here! Think of us as we gather in new ways this year to learn, share stories, and continue to build this global community of peacebuilders.
At the #2016CSOP Dan Epp-Tiessen taught “The Biblical Story of Hope and Healing.” You can now find this class sampler available on our website. We wish you much hope and healing this spring and in the months to come. youtu.be/ulVIH8KIKAA
You can still register for #2020CSOP! If you won’t be able to make it this year, we hope the videos, participant profiles, free e-book, and resources on our website can encourage you in your peacebuilding at home: csop.cmu.ca/category/resourc…
#2020CSOP instructor William T. Cavanaugh, Director of the Center for World Catholicism and Intercultural Theology, is a prolific author and editor and has lectured on six continents. William is teaching “Does Religion Cause Violence?” on June 8-19 csop.cmu.ca/courses/
