A Typology of Violence

TMS PEACE JOURNALISM, 27 Jul 2020

Taylor O’Connor | Medium - TRANSCEND Media Service

Mapping Direct, Structural and Cultural Violence

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A Typology of Violence

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Free downloadable handout (in PDF): Typology of violence (July 2020)

Taylor O’Connor, MA Peace Education, UN Mandated University for Peace, 2009. Taylor is a rebellious peacebuilder, peace educator, and founder of the blog Everyday Peacebuilding. Freelance Peacebuilding Technical Specialist by day, he’s working to make insights from peacebuilding practice relevant and practical to wider audiences. If you’d like to learn some creative and strategic ways you can build peace in your life and in the world around you, get his free handout 198 Actions for Peace – also good for educational settings.

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