The SFP’s method is based on research, theory, evaluation and the development of best practices in the field of conflict resolution. The model has been studied by academics from Israel and abroad and hundreds of books and academic articles have been published about it. Staff from the SFP have trained and worked with groups in conflict all over the world including Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Kosovo, South Africa, and Costa Rica.
SFP Director Dr. Nava Sonnenschein, interviewed by ITV South Africa
Seminar on Neve Shalom – Wahat al-Salam and the School for Peace
SOTL@UJ – Towards a Socially Just Pedagogy has published an article on the seminar …
Nava Sonnenschein receives a special blessing from Rev. Desmond Tutu
August 5, 2014: While in South Africa, SFP director Dr. Nava Sonnenschein had the …
School for Peace Course taught at Harvard University
Intergroup dynamic in the course “Us and Them: challenges and possibilities in intergroup relations” …