UMass Boston Center for Peace, Democracy and Development (CPDD)
Pax Global Voices
PaxGlobal Voices, the podcast of UMass Boston's Center for Peace, Democracy & Development (CPDD), highlights stories of peacebuilding, nonviolent action, human security, global health, democracy, and integral development. Through interviews and special features, we talk to people doing exciting work to make the world a better place.
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UMass Boston Center for Peace, Democracy and Development (CPDD)
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Último episodio
3 de jun. de 2026
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Episodios
Increasing Impact with Sheril Kirshenbaum: Communicating research and science from PBS to the U.S. Senate 03.06.2026 47:15
This is the first episode in the Increasing Impact series, which asks the question, how can scholars in the academy increase the impact of their research, bridging the gap to influencepolicy, help practitioners and activists make more strategic decisions informed by evidence, and show the broad public how research matters for their own lives? CPDD's Jeff Pugh speaks with Dr. Sheril Kirshenb...
PaxGlobal Voices Trailer 28.04.2026 2:52
Introducing the Pax Global Voices podcast, highlighting stories of peacebuilding, nonviolent action, human security, global health, democracy, and integral development around the world. Produced by the Center for Peace, Democracy, and Development (CPDD) at UMass Boston.
Peacebuilder Profiles: A Conversation with Myla Leguro 26.03.2026 1:08:08
CPDD 's Jeff Pugh interviews Myla Leguro from Catholic Relief Services and the Mindanao Peacebuilding Institute in the Philippines about her 30 years as a peacebuilder, and about the power of education, community, and networks for promoting social change.
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