Hosted by Fran Faraz & Kareem Tayyar · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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The Peace Parade is a podcast that introduces listeners to artists, photographers, philosophers, playwrights, and poets whose work is focused on issues connected to Peace Studies, including cultural memory, environmental conservation, gender equality, human rights, non-violence, and religious diversity. Join hosts Kareem Tayyar and Farzane Farazdaghi as they interview creatives from around the globe about the ways artistic expression can help both individuals and societies and achieve a more peaceful, just world.
Fran Faraz & Kareem Tayyar hosts The Peace Parade, a society show with 11 episodes published.
In this episode, we are joined by Kaleem Hussain, a peace advocate, thought leader, and multi-disciplinary change consultant whose work bridges diplomacy, law, sustainability, and social transformation. Rooted in the vis
In this episode, we speak with Rukhsar, a peacebuilder, journalist, and advocate, about her inspiring work uplifting women and girls in Afghanistan through education and peace leadership. She shares what motivates her, o
In this episode, we talk with Monica Curca, the founder of Activate Labs, about their work empowering frontline communities through peace building, creative storytelling, and design. They share how their experiences as a
In today's episode, we speak with Janessa Gans Wilder, founder of the Euphrates Institute, a global peace-building organization. Previously a CIA counterinsurgency analyst during the Iraq War, Janessa shares how her expe
In today's episode we speak with Parto Aram, who is the Founding Director of Inspire-Tech, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing technology education to girls in under-represented communities. Prior to Inspire
Shahba Shahrukhi currently serves as a Visiting Assistant Project Scientist at the University of California, Irvine. Previously, she worked as a professor in the Department of Psychology of Balkh University and as a prac
In today's episode we speak with Dr. Sarah Safari, who is is the founder and president of the non-profit Climb Your Everest, and who received the Global Citizen award from the United Nations Association in 2015.
In today's episode we speak with Jess Markt, who is a wheelchair basketball coach working with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) as a Sport and Inclusion Advisor. Jess was injured following a spinal cor
In today's episode we speak with Professor LeeAnne McIlroy about her new book Sleeping With Lions: A Year in Tanzania, which chronicles the year she spent living and working in East Africa. Over the course of our discuss
In today's episode we speak with Dr. Daniel Brunstetter about his project This Butterfly Wing to Remember Me By, which looks at the last letters of members of the French Resistance, penned hours before their execution by
In today's episode we speak with Arun Gandhi about his career as a journalist, historian, scholar and advocate for nonviolent resistance, including the responsibility he feels to preserve and sustain the legacy of his gr
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The Peace Parade is hosted by Fran Faraz & Kareem Tayyar. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 11 episodes.
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