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OxPeace 2017: Peace Education in Central Africa: A public health intervention

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Building Peace 2010 to 2019
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Increasing resilience against violence is the aim of Aegis Trust’s peace education programme in Rwanda.
Increasing resilience against violence is the aim of Aegis Trust’s peace education programme in Rwanda. Achieved through building empathy, critical thinking, trust and commitment to action, the programme was integrated into the Rwandan National Curriculum in 2016. Aegis works with the Rwandan Education Board to train teachers and develop learning and teaching resources. Rwandan educators are adapting their approach as a tool for prevention in unstable states, notably in Central African Republic.

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Series
Building Peace 2010 to 2019
People
James Smith
Keywords
peace education
positive peace
central africa
public health
oxpeace
Department: St John's College
Date Added: 12/06/2017
Duration: 00:17:12

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