Civil rights leader urges peace, moral courage in trying times
Lawrence Edward Carter Sr. inspired a packed audience with a lecture on moral courage and nonviolence
American historian, professor, author and civil rights expert to speak at UH Mānoa
Carter's work has spanned decades, focusing on the intersection of religion, ethics and nonviolence.
‘Live long and prosper’: UH Mānoa¡¯s Maya Soetoro receives national peace award
Soetoro has dedicated her career to advancing peacebuilding and conflict transformation education.
Fulfilling Nobumoto Tanahashi¡¯s vision of peace: From Bali to musical composition
The Matsunaga Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution awards the fellowship each spring.
Students from Hawai?i, Indonesia blend oral history, landscape conservation
Students will interview elders and community leaders in both Â鶹´«Ã½ and Indonesia learning oral history documentation.
Buddhist monks inspire peace at UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹
The revered monks shared the importance of non-violence, in an effort to demonstrate how ancient wisdom can address modern challenges.
New school introduces 5 departments, inducts inaugural alumni class
SCI has 24 faculty members, 305 undergraduate majors and 76 graduate students, with a total of more than 4,000 students taking 220-plus SCI classes over the course of an academic year.
Nuclear deterrence, nonproliferation, disarmament discussed at policy workshop
Students were encouraged to think critically about how nuclear policy debates impact Â鶹´«Ã½ and the Asia-Pacific region.
Town hall to address challenges to democracy
The town hall panel participants are Davianna McGregor, Jane Kabubo-Mariara, Rana Sarkar and moderator Colin Moore.
Alternative models to incarceration discussed in UH-hosted symposium
To share knowledge and explore new approaches to corrections, diversion and reentry, the UH Community Design Center hosted a breaking cycles symposium.