Jerusalem Project

Impartial Conflict Resolution

The Concord Foundation’s engagement in impartial conflict resolution — anywhere in the world — focuses on intractable violent political conflict between groups with disturbed historic relationships using the three lenses of Politics, Psychology and Faith.

POLITICS

How A Community Understands And Organises Itself

PSYCHOLOGY

How People In All Their Complexity Engage With Themselves And Other

FAITH

How People Understand And Engage With Their Culture And Beliefs

Current Focus

Jerusalem’s Holy Places

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We were delighted to be at Angelicum University this afternoon to discuss with students the role of religion and identity in conflict and peace, with special focus on Northern Ireland 🕊️

Thank you to the St John Paul II Institute of Culture for inviting us!

Now in Rome at the Pontifical University of St Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum) where I have lectured before, to give a talk today on the role of religion in conflict and tomorrow on morality in warfare.

Back in Vienna for a meeting of the International Dialogue Initiative. Great to see a number of very bright young people getting involved in applying their professional psychological understandings to situations of conflict with enthusiasm and imagination.

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