Colombia: Understanding Conflict
SAIS Conflict Management Program
Student Research Trip
Student Panel Presentation and Discussion
Moderated by Professors P. Terrence Hopmann and
I. William Zartman
Wednesday April 1, 2015
4:30 pm
Rome Auditorium
1619 Massachusetts Ave., NW
In January 2015 sixteen SAIS students spent ten days in Colombia interviewing leaders, and members of international organizations and members of the community in Quibdó and Bogotá. The objective of the trip was to gain a deeper understanding of the roots of the Colombian conflict; to evaluate the conflict management efforts that have taken place; and finally to present recommendations about how best to advance the process of long-term conflict resolution and peace-building. Students will discuss their findings and present their report.
Sponsored by the SAIS Conflict Management Program
This event is open to the public. Please RSVP to
http://colombia-report-understanding-conflict.eventbrite.com
A reception will follow
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