Religion and Conflict Transformation
Offered By: Boston University via edX
Course Description
Overview
Those engaged in faith-based work in religious institutions and nonprofit organizations contend with conflict on many levels: interpersonal, institutional, community and in larger systems of oppression. It is crucial that leaders are equipped with the knowledge and skills to not only navigate conflict, but engage with it as a transformational process.
This course is a response to the experience of destructive conflict in religious institutions and in the world, as well as the experience of religion as both a source of conflict, and a resource for peace.
Taught by
Judith Oleson, Thomas Porter and Kathryn Common
Tags
Related Courses
Afrique et mondialisation, regards croisésInstitut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris via Coursera The Sharia and Islamic Law: An Introduction
University of Edinburgh via FutureLearn Découvrir l'anthropologie
Université catholique de Louvain via edX Archaeoastronomy
Politecnico di Milano via Coursera The Bible in Light of the Ancient Near East
Bar-Ilan University via edX