Welcome
Introduction to the Virtual Resource Center
VRC Staff and Partners
Welcome!
| Creative Resources for Coexistence and Reconciliation is a virtual resource center for artists, cultural workers, coexistence practitioners, peacebuilding scholars, students, and all who are interested in how the arts and cultural traditions can be crafted to bridge differences, mediate conflicts and contribute to peace. It is designed to share learning generated through our hands-on research initiative Creative Approaches to Coexistence and Reconciliation. |
This website is divided into four main sections:
Current Initiatives: Learn about projects and events that are happening now, and current opportunities to get involved with our inquiry.
Library of Creative and Reflective Works. This is the core of the site. Here you will find resources in three different categories:
- Programs and Projects: Descriptions of past projects, including the working papers and portfolios created by participants in those projects
- Papers and Creative Works: An alphabetical list of all working papers and creative works generated through our projects
- Related Publications and Resources: Published works by people associated with the Creative Approaches inquiry
Links: Live links to websites of organizations working in the areas of the arts and building peace, art and human rights, cultural work and development, etc.
Courses: Find out about courses related to arts and peacebuilding at Brandeis University and access syllabi of related courses offered at other institutions.
You may also search the database by keywords. You can find material related to a specific artistic genre or peacebuilding theme, as well as all of the works by a particular author.
For further information about the VRC or the Slifka Program in Intercommunal Coexistence, please send us a message using the comment form below, or contact us at:
Slifka Program in Intercommunal Coexistence
Brandeis University -- MS 086
PO Box 549110
Waltham, MA 02454-9110
Phone: 781-736-5001
Fax: 781-736-8561
Email: coexistence@brandeis.edu
We hope this site contributes to your understanding and your work. We welcome your comments and suggestions!