Angela J. Lederach

Angela J. Lederach (she/her/hers) is Assistant Professor of Peace and Justice Studies at Chapman University. She is the author of Feel the Grass Grow: Ecologies of Slow Peace in Colombia (Stanford University Press 2023) and co-author of When Blood and Bones Cry Out: Journeys Through the Soundscape of Healing and Reconciliation (Oxford University Press 2010). As a cultural anthropologist and peace studies scholar-practitioner, Lederach has worked on peacebuilding and restorative justice processes in Sierra Leone, Philippines, Colombia, and the United States.

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Slow Peace: Three Lessons from Grassroots Peacebuilders in Colombia

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence as Punishment in Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis

Slow Peace: Three Lessons from Grassroots Peacebuilders in Colombia

This Week in Peace #60: November 29

Slow Peace: Three Lessons from Grassroots Peacebuilders in Colombia

Top 10: Peacebuilding Quotes

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence as Punishment in Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis

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Sexual and Gender-Based Violence as Punishment in Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis

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This Week in Peace #60: November 29

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