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Disrupting Peace

World Peace Foundation
Democracy
Climate Change
Peacebuilding
Costa Rica
AI and Autonomous Weapons
USAID
Sudan
Civic Engagement
US Presidential Election
Ukraine
Humanitarian Aid
Military Abolishment
Multilateralism
Emergency Response Rooms
World Peace Foundation
Gender Equality
Gen Z
Youth Activism
Political Engagement
Civilian-Led Revolution Of 2019

Disrupting Peace explores why peace hasn’t worked, and how it still could. In each episode, Bridget Conley, research director at the World Peace Foundation, speaks with a researcher specializing in one obstacle to peace, and an activist who’s changing systems from the ground up. Together they explore what worked, what didn’t, and why we shouldn’t give up.

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In our last episode of the season, we explore concrete tools and tips to get smarter about the information we consume.

Ebonee Otoo leads the development of social impact strategies and goals at the News Literacy Project. Her career has spanned enter... more

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This season, we’ve been looking into the forces that get in the way of accurate information and peacemaking. One theme has repeated across discussions: how AI can muddy the information ecosystem in ways that fuel conflicts. Today, we’re spinning this... more

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At a time when the impacts of climate change are undeniable, why does misinformation about it still work… and what can we do about it?

In this episode, Bridget speaks with experts to learn more about the right - and wrong - ways to counter misinfor... more

What beliefs make people willing to commit violence, and what could change their minds? In this episode, we explore what makes individuals vulnerable to white supremacist beliefs, what it means when extremism becomes mainstream, the surprising permea... more

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Recent Guests

Dan Evon
Oversees RumorGuard content at the News Literacy Project; former Snopes reporter
News Literacy Project
Episode: Tools to Get Smarter About the Information We Consume
Ebonee Otoo
Leads development of social impact strategies at the News Literacy Project
News Literacy Project
Episode: Tools to Get Smarter About the Information We Consume
Evelyne Tauchnitz
Post-doctoral researcher and lecturer focused on digital technologies for peace
University of Lucerne
Episode: What would it take for AI to benefit peace?
Johanna Poutanen
Head of Inclusion and Digital Innovation
CMI Martti Ahtisaari Peace Foundation
Episode: What would it take for AI to benefit peace?
John Cook
Senior Research Fellow, Melbourne Center for Behavior Change; creator of Cranky Uncle
University of Melbourne; Cranky Uncle
Episode: What Can We Learn from Efforts to Combat Climate Change Misinformation?
Nadia Lozano
Research Assistant and Associate Producer, USC Annenberg Center for Climate Journalism and Communication
University of Southern California
Episode: What Can We Learn from Efforts to Combat Climate Change Misinformation?
Pete Simi
Professor of sociology, Chapman University; expert on extremist groups and violence in the US
Chapman University
Episode: What Leads People to (and Away) from Violent White Supremacy?
Sara Winegar Budge
Director of US programs at Moonshot; psychologist
Moonshot
Episode: What Leads People to (and Away) from Violent White Supremacy?
Daniel Silverman
Assistant Professor of Political Science, Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy and Technology (Cmist)
Carnegie Mellon University
Episode: What Can We Learn about War Propaganda from Russia?

Host

Bridget Conley
Research Director at The World Peace Foundation; host and activist focusing on peacebuilding and social justice.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Great inaugural season

    Really enjoyed the first season of the Disrupting Peace podcast. Interesting and knowledgeable guests with great incites and perspectives. Engaging discussion on very important topics that should be on everyone’s radar. Host Bridget Conley asks great questions and keeps the conversation moving so that it is both compelling and entertaining. Looking forward to the next season!

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    LisaAveM
    United Statesa year ago

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Tools to Get Smarter About the Information We Consume
Q: How can educators use the Infozones approach to teach students critical thinking?
Infozones teaches students to categorize information by content type, look for cues like ads, and decide how to engage based on the source and intent, building skeptical yet constructive habits.
Tools to Get Smarter About the Information We Consume
Q: What practical steps can individuals take to assess truth value online?
Slow down, start with the source, verify context by tracing back to the original context and source, use reverse image searches, and apply logic to evaluate credibility.
Tools to Get Smarter About the Information We Consume
Q: What are the biggest changes in the information ecosystem today?
The ecosystem is flooded by rapid, AI-influenced content across platforms, making it harder to distinguish real journalism from other content, with trust in authoritative sources deteriorating.
What Leads People to (and Away) from Violent White Supremacy?
Q: What pathways do you see for recruitment into white supremacist groups?
Sara notes that exposure, motivation, and receptivity are crucial; online content and offline social environments (like athletic clubs) provide pathways, with availability and curiosity playing roles in uptake.
What Leads People to (and Away) from Violent White Supremacy?
Q: Why did you choose to study the far right?
Pete explains his motivation began after the Oklahoma City bombing to understand the central role and why it was treated as peripheral, and how terrorism came to be linked more with Islamic extremism than domestic white supremacist violence.

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Exploring the challenges of achieving peace, this podcast uniquely combines scholarly research with grassroots activism. Each episode features in-depth conversations with experts focusing on specific obstacles to peace, emphasizing both systemic issues and innovative solutions. Noteworthy themes include social movements, resilience in crisis situations, and the evolving landscape of political engagement, particularly among younger generations. The discussions aim to inspire listeners to understand the complexity of peacebuilding while highlighting actionable steps that can lead to transformative change.

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