About event:
Do you want to understand how societies can change for the better—and how you can help lead that change?
This exciting, hands-on course is designed for:● Civil society leaders and activists – current and aspiring● Students with a passion for politics, ethics, and making a difference
Why attend?You’ll dive into real-world examples of civic action and gain practical tools to:✔️ Organize people around a shared goal✔️ Communicate across political divides✔️ Respond to exclusion and injustice✔️ Learn from global success stories of activism and nonviolence
What’s inside the program?● Simulation games like the Prisoner's Dilemma● Case studies of civic movements● Discussions on propaganda, polarization, and dialogue● Lessons in nonviolent and military resistance● Certificate option with short reading assignments
All participants will receive a certificate upon completing the course.
Speaker:
Professor Peter Levine — one of the world’s leading thinkers in civic philosophy. He serves as a Senior Professor at Tufts University, is a Visiting Scholar at Stanford, and has previously held fellowships at Harvard and Johns Hopkins. He is widely recognized as a foremost expert on civic life, democratic theory, and public engagement.
Language:
English