Dear friends,
A 'launch' celebrating PEC's new "Journal of Peace Education" is
scheduled, for April 13 in San Diego, California. All are welcome from
far and wide! Would you please come if you can, and distribute this
invitation/ information to anybody who might be interested and able to
attend? Thank you!
Also below is the schedule of the Peace Education Special Interest Group's
sessions. All will be held this month at the American Educational
Research Association's annual conference in San Diego, California. (I
understand that there will also be another launch celebration at the IPRA
conference in Hungary this July.)
With best wishes,
Kathy Bickmore (Toronto, Canada)
You are invited to...
the AERA Peace Education SIG
&
Carfax Publishing, Taylor & Francis
Wine and Cheese Celebration
Launch of
The Journal of Peace Education
Edited by John P. Synott
at the
Holiday Inn on the Bay---Embarcadero Room
1355 NorthHarbor Drive
San Diego, California
Tuesday, April 13, 2004
6:15 PM - 7:30 pm.
Multidisciplinary and intercultural, the Journal of Peace Education,
sponsored by the Peace Education Commission of the International Peace
Research Association, is committed to furthering original research on
peace education, theory, curriculum, and pedagogy. Peace education is
understood as education for the achievement of a nonviolent, ecologically
sustainable, just, and participatory society. The journal will publish
articles which promote discussions linking theory and research with
practices in peace education in varied educational and cultural settings.
For information, to volunteer as a reviewer ( please send c.v.), or, to
submit a paper, please contact Editor John Synott in Australia:
<j.synott@qut.edu.au>.
__________________
Directions to the Holiday Inn on the Bay: Walk, Take the trolley, or
taxi.... a 10-15 minute walk (along the San Diego Bay) north from the
Hyatt Hotel
Schedule for Peace Education SIG activities at AERA in San Diego, 2004 (all
are welcome!):
(Monday evening, our SIG co-sponsors the multi-SIG social justice reception)
Tuesday, 4/13 2:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. in Hyatt - Madeleine A: Symposium:
"Proposed Standards for Peace Education" - town meeting discussion about
the content and process of a strategy to improve teaching and research in
education for peace and social justice - animated by panelists Candice
Carter, Iftikhar Ahmad, and Kathy Bickmore, with Blythe Hinitz as chair.
Tuesday, 4/13 6:15 - 7:30 p.m., in Holiday Inn on the Bay (on Harbor
Drive, 10-15 minute walk or trolley ride along the Bay from the Hyatt),
Embarcadero Room overlooking the Bay: Peace Education SIG celebration and
"launch" of the new JOURNAL OF PEACE EDUCATION (co-sponsored by Taylor and
Francis, Publishers). Refreshments.
Wed. 4/14, 6:15-7:45 in Hyatt rm Betsy C - our SIG invited
symposium/business meeting: "Changing the Culture of Schools: New Roles
for Peace Education and Non-Violence - Peace Education SIG Business
Meeting and Program" - featuring Ronnie Casella of Central Connecticut
State University, Guillermina Engelbrecht of University of New Mexico, and
Nel Noddings emeritus from Stanford University speaking on the roles peace
and nonviolence education can play in reducing prejudice and violence -
with Edyth Wheeler as chair and Aline Stomfay-Stitz as discussant.
Thursday 4/15, 3:00-3:45 in Elizabeth Ballroom E: Peace Ed SIG roundtable
discussions: "Peace Education: Global Citizenship, Teacher Education,
Creating Cultures of Care" - featuring Rosemarie Stallworth-Clark of
Georgia Southern U ("Peace education and teacher education: are they
mutually exclusive?"), Joy Faini Saab of West Virginia U ("A peaceful
balance: a curriculum incorporating patriotism and global understanding"),
Haggith Gor Ziv of Kibbutzim College of Education ("Militarism and
education in Israel"), Rebecca Carver of U North Carolina Greensboro
("Integrating empowerment research into a peace education movement"), and
Tom Cavanagh of Colorado State U. ("Schooling for peace: creating a
culture of care in an elementary school").
Friday 16th, 8:05 - 10:15 a.m in Hyatt - Anaheim Room: Paper session:
"Peace Education: Transforming Conflict and Citizenship in Divided
Communities" - featuring Jo-Ann Harrison of Bar Ilan University and U.
Maryland (""Bridging cultural divisions in a divided society: a
comparative study of the impact of 3 interventions in the Israeli
education system"), Brendan Hartop and Una Bernadette O'Connor of
University of Ulster ("Pupil perceptions of the Schools Community
Relations Program in Northern Ireland"), Jean McNiff of University of
Limerick ("Citizenship education and its transformative potentials for
peace education"), and Elizabeth Doppler, Shawn Healy, Clare Mehta, and
Debra Ann Harkins of Suffolk University ("Supporting preschool teachers'
development of empathy: implications of a community-based conflict
resolution model") - with Tania Ramalho as chair and Iftikhar Ahmad as
discussant.
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