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Using a Common Thread Project to Teach About Peacebuilding

Using a Common Thread Project to Teach About Peacebuilding. Jennifer Haydel, Political Science, Montgomery College Email: jennifer.haydel@montgomerycollege.edu Phone: 240-567-7756 5 March 2014. In the Shadow of the Banyan at Montgomery College.

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Using a Common Thread Project to Teach About Peacebuilding

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  1. Using a Common Thread Project to Teach About Peacebuilding Jennifer Haydel, Political Science, Montgomery College Email: jennifer.haydel@montgomerycollege.edu Phone: 240-567-7756 5 March 2014

  2. In the Shadow of the Banyan at Montgomery College • “I told you stories to give you wings, Raami, so that you would never be trapped by anything – your name, your title, the limits of your body, this world’s suffering. …I could transform myself. I could transcend boundaries.” • -- Vaddey Ratner

  3. Course Participation Creating Incorporating Comparative Politics Women’s Studies Speech Developmental Reading Multiple History Courses Multiple Biology Courses International Relations General Psychology Environmental Biology Physical Geology Two-Dimensional Design Sociocultural Anthropology History of Modern Asia

  4. “One seed may bloom, or fallen with the snow. With others make a garden rise from clay. Some find a stronger self in which to grow.” --Melissa Williamson

  5. Source: Alliance for Peacebuilding

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