On that day, April 18, 2017, Dr. Kritee Kritee, Environmental Defense Fund Senior Scientist and Zen teacher, and Dr. Sudarshan Kapur, author of Raising Up a Prophet: The African-American Encounter with Gandhi and founder of Naropa’s Peace Studies program, joined our three-hour class for a cross-cultural, intergenerational dialogue focused on the life and legacy of Gandhi.
Madison Spialek, a senior from Denver, and her friends in PAX 335 (“Socially Engaged Spirituality”) have participated in a series of community-based restorative justice classes this semester.
Hearing about Kendall and Martine’s experiences, I wondered, “Where were other Naropa Peace Studies alums on January 21?”
by Candace Walworth, Peace Studies Professor Electronic portfolios, or ePortfolios, are similar to personalized, customized websites. Think in terms of a studio-style learning space or a digital “commons” that can
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