Carter School-Rotary Collaboration for Peace

CARTER SCHOOL-ROTARY COLLABORATION FOR PEACE

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TOPIC: Carter School-Rotary Collaboration for Peace – To equip Rotary clubs around the world achieve their peacebuilding potential, generous donors in partnership with a group of Rotary Clubs have launched a new collaboration with the Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University. These efforts are realized under four interrelated pillars that guide Rotarians through a process from initial engagement to actualization. Inspiration begins with connection at a Peace Salon, furthered by education in critical tools for peacebuilding, supported through access to the information repository and human networks of the Better Evidence Project, and implemented through the incubation and acceleration of Rotarian-led peacebuilding programs executed on the ground. 

BIO:  Dr. Charles E. Davidson is a Research Assistant Professor at the Carter School at George Mason University specializing in the study of civil war, armed groups, and local peace processes along with American identity politics. He directs the Rotary and Carter School Collaboration for Peace. He earned his PhD in Conflict Analysis and Resolution the Carter School (the S-CAR) and has been in professional peacebuilding and research for 14 years including in Iraq, Afghanistan, Uganda, Burundi, the D.R. Congo, Tunisia, Colombia, and elsewhere. He is happily married to Abigayle who is a research director at the Aspen Institute, and the father of 14-month-old Eliana Rose.