Meet the faculty and students involved with the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs’ Peacebuilding Initiative.
Special remarks by ECPC members Yale Catherine Panter-Brick (Yale Prof. Anthropology), Eduardo Garcia Rolland (UNICEF ECD in Emergencies), and Sarah Miller (Prof. Queen’s University Belfast - LINKS Peacebuilding program ).
A new peer reviewed research article coauthored by ECPC member, Yale anthropologist Catherine Panter-Brick, presents “the first-ever evidence that violence can leave epigenetic marks on the genome”, writes Mike Cummings at Yale News (March 2025). These findings have important implications for understanding human evolution and how traumatic experiences can persist for generations, unless more resources are dedicated to alleviate violence, abuse, and poverty.
►See Concept Note w/program (Go to Panel Discussions. Click on Annual full-day meeting on the rights of the child)
►Webcast and archived on UNWebTV
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