The Consortium of North American Peace Programs (CONAPP) is hosting an undergraduate peace conference June 8-11 2020 at Gettysburg College. The theme is “The Unfinished Work: Students Enacting Radical Peace”. Here’s part of the call for proposals announcement:
Gettysburg is famous for the United States’ Civil War. Instead of letting violence have the last word, we will gather at this site to discuss peace and justice, and dare to imagine radical alternatives!
The Consortium of North American Peace Programs (CONAPP) invites proposals for the first undergraduate student-centered, peace and justice conference at Gettysburg College (Pennsylvania, USA), June 8 – 11, 2020. Masters and doctoral students, professors, and community members may attend, learn and dialogue, but presenters will only be undergraduates from Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
We invite proposals related to any of the following themes: peace, justice (food justice, restorative justice, prison abolition), sustainable development, human rights, conflict resolution/transformation, peace education, philosophy of peace and non-violence, climate change, and unsettling settler colonialism. You may also submit proposals that reflect peace-related themes not explicitly mentioned here.
Call for Workshops, Panels, Papers, Projects, Performances, Artworks
Proposals due December 15, 2019,by 11:59 pm USA Eastern Standard Time
Submit proposals via GoogleForm
Questions may be addressed to conappgburg@gmail.com