More Interesting Blog Posts!!!!

[sarabrown]

Hello friends!

The IDC students in Israel have been posting interesting discussions on the blog under different discussion categories. To access and read these other posts, follow the instructions below:

If you look at the top of this page, you will see "DISCUSSION CATEGORIES". Click on this and you will see a list of "Discussion Category" options.

If you click on "Everyday Life", you will see that Patrick Iregura asks the questions "CAN HUMANITY DO WITHOUT CONFLICT?"

If you click on "Current Affairs" you will see that Zoe is writing about Sarkozy visiting Rwanda.

If you click on "Post Conflict Reconstruction", you will see that Hany is writing about Interactive Conflict Resolution workshops.

Please visit these other sections and share your thoughts with us! We have posted many questions for our insightful Rwandan colleagues and look forward to hearing from you!

Amahoro,
Sara

[zoe]

What does amohoro mean?
I would love to pick up little slang terms here and there!

[odeth]

Dear Zoe,

If this is kinyarwanda term, then AMAHORO means peace. If it's not then may be, it means another thing.

Odeth

[zoe]

Hi Odeth!
Thanks for sharing, I was going to ask Sara for the next time I saw her) but now I will use it!

Amahoro!

Zoe

[MichaSta]

Is there a "ripe" moment for reconciliation?

Join the discussion in Post-Conflict Reconstruction. If you look at the top of this page, you will see "DISCUSSION CATEGORIES". Click on this and you will see a list of "Discussion Category" options. Then click on Post-Conflict Reconstruction, you will see "The "ripe" moment: Zartman's ripeness theory" Click on it and join the discussion.

Best

Micha