Locating Racial Violence – Cultivating Peace

Описание: Join us for a panel discussion, part of the University's 11th annual "Walk the Walk Week," on how racial violence is identified, perpetuated, and confronted in society, with a spotlight thrown on how it is reproduced in the built environment.

Dr. Gwendolyn Purifoye, assistant professor of Racial Justice and Conflict Transformation, will moderate this discussion about the ways that racial violence manifests itself both materially and spatially. Scholar panelists will address how racial violence is built into structures and reproduced across time and into spaces -- and how this contributes to embodied experiences with long lasting consequences.

The discussion will address the damaging impact of this type of violence for society and the body politic, and how individuals absorb and navigate the conditions of racial violence. Panelists will also highlight the tools necessary to establish sustainable foundations for peace that can be localized and globalized.

Featured panelists are:

Dr. Joseph Butler, Assistant Dean for Access, Diversity, and Inclusion - Humanities and Social Sciences, Princeton University
Dr. Amber Hewitt, Racial Equity Practitioner and Counseling Psychologist
Dr. Crystal Jackson, Researcher, Evaluator, and Program Strategist, and Founder and President of Good Human, LLC
Dr. Greg Wilson, Assistant Professor of Management and Public Affairs, The Ohio State University

The event is hosted by the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies and co-sponsored by the Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights, both part of the Keough School of Global Affairs.