Living through War: An Oral History of Civilians Experiencing Violence in Sudan Workshop

This event, organized by the Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, presents the findings of the oral history project called “Living Through War: An oral history of civilians experiencing the effects of structural violence in Sudan.” This project gives voice to 116 Sudanese civilians who have experienced the ravages of war. Also showcased is their vision for a positive future with respect to the possibility of promoting justice in this country.

• Registration

Speakers:

• Megan Greeley, Irish School of Ecumenics, Trinity College Dublin
• Trevor Snapp, Gisa Co-Director
• Beltina Gjeloshi, Graduate Research Assistant, Carter Schoo
• Karina Korostelina, Professor of Conflict Analysis and Resolution, Carter Schoo
• Daniel Rothbart, Professor of Conflict Analysis and Resolution, Carter Schoo
• Fili Kiros, Gisa Programmes and Grants Manage
• Moneim Adam, Sudanese Archive Project Manager
• Hind Fadul, Gisa Group