Leadership for Peace Member Community
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The Leadership for PEACE community is comprised of global members: practitioners, NGO’s and corporate leadership, government and public sector, educators and researchers and those who are committed to sustainable Peace building.
Since “PEACE is not a spectators sport,” in the spirit of “UBUNTU, I am because WE are,” come join us.
Our monthly UBUNTU Conversations held the third Thursday of every month at 11am (EDT/EST), are where we invite guest speakers from our community and outside to come and share their global perspective, insight, work, and knowledge with the community to co-create and promote sustainable PEACE Leadership.
PEACE Chat — Join us for a weekly space for members to come by as you can, participate in the conversation, in a safe space share your thoughts and concerns and ideas as we discuss Peace Leadership in this challenging global moment.
Volunteering — Join us in-person or virtually as our community also affords members the opportunity to volunteer and get involved.
Building Community — Join our new and exciting PEACE project. L4P wants to engage and grow our Young Voices. If you are an educator or work with young voices, we welcome your participation in fostering with us the next generation of PEACE LEADERS.
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Member Community Leadership Team
Contact Member Community Leaders at leadershippeace@ilaglobalnetwork.org
Promote Peace Leadership
Promoting an understanding of peace leadership separate and distinctive from peace and conflict studies
Share Knowledge
Sharing knowledge on practices, opportunities, and experiences for sustainable peace within and outside the ILA
Refining Peace Models
Identifying and testing models, theories, and perspectives about peace leadership towards developing effective approaches to ….
Develop Peace Leaders
Developing individual and group capacities, leaders and activists, negotiators and communicators, to learn and teach how to develop relationships of trust and reciprocity that can be spread around the world
Embrace Peace
Engaging with and learning from others whose ways of being are peace-intentional and peace-proactive
Get Involved
Presenter & Attendee Opportunities
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Engage in Vibrant Discussions
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Volunteer
Our activities and programs are organized by our dedicated team of member volunteers. If you would like to deepen your engagement, please email us about volunteer opportunities at leadershippeace@ilaglobalnetwork.org.
Resources
The ILA offers a wide variety of leadership resources to help you elevate your leadership research and practice.
Call for Chapter Proposals
Submit your 500-word abstract by 15 June for Embodied Somatic Leadership for Peacebuilding and Protest: Women’s Counteroffensive to Violence and Injustice, the upcoming book in ILA’s new Transformative Women Leaders book series from Emerald Publishing.
The War in Ukraine & Leadership as an Essentially Contested Concept
In order to stop the war in Ukraine, we have to understand why different people have radically diverse understandings of what’s happening. In this blog, ILA Fellow Keith Grint examines how the war is not just about land or people or history, it is about our understandings of leadership.
The Accidental Peacemaker: How Philanthropist Steve Killelea Pursues Peace
Steve Killelea’s pillars for positive peace not only predict the economic fortunes of nations and the quality of people’s lives, but hold leadership mindsets we can all adapt to our own organizations.
Downloadable Book Chapter
- They Were All Leaders: The IWW & Songs for Revolution from Grassroots Leadership and the Arts for Social Change