BOOKSHELF David Brubaker, professor and dean of EMU’s School of Social Sciences and Professions, has published When the Center Does Not Hold, a new guidebook for leadership in fraught times (Fortress Press, 2019). Carolyn Yoder, the founding director of the STAR program, and author of Little Book of Trauma Healing (SkyHorse Publishing, 2020), was a contributor.
Timothy Seidel, professor of international development and director of EMU’s Center for Interfaith Engagement, co-edited Political Economy of Palestine: Critical, Interdisciplinary, and Decolonial Perspectives (Palgrave Macmillan, 2021) along with Alaa Tartir and Tariq Dana. The authors argue that economic and political analysis cannot be separated if we want to understand the situation in occupied Palestine.
Listening to the Movement: Essays on New Growth and New Challenges in Restorative Justice (Cascade Books, 2021) is an anthology inspired by a series of dialogues sponsored by the Zehr Institute for Restorative Justice. Former CJP professor Carl Stauffer MA ‘02 is one of the book’s editors. Contributors include Kathy Evans, professor of education, and CJP graduates Valerie Luna Serrels MA ‘10 and Barb Toews MA ‘00.
Johonna Turner, former professor and co-director of the Zehr Institute for Restorative Justice, was among the contributors to Colorizing Restorative Justice: Voicing Our Realities (Living Justice Press, 2020), a collection of 18 essays penned by various authors of color: practitioners and scholars of restorative justice who explore the issues of racism and colonization within the field.
Phoebe Kilby GC ‘04 and Betty Kilby Baldwin are the co-authors of Cousins (Walnut Street Books, 2021), a story of racial reconciliation and the founding of Coming to the Table.
STAR for Sexual Harms is a new free manual developed by co-authors Carolyn Stauffer, Joy Kreider, Rhoda Miller MA ‘20, Rachel Roth Sawatzky, and Ram Bhagat GC ‘19. It is available for download at emu.edu/peacebuilder.
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