At a scientific meeting held on the occasion of International Day of Peace at the Research Institute for Humanities and Social Studies of the Jihad University, the question was examined of how societies can move beyond survival and adaptation in the face of crisis, towards learning, advocacy, justice, and peacebuilding. This question was addressed from various perspectives by four experts present at the meeting.
From Resilience to Peace: How Can Society Navigate Through Crisis?
A scientific meeting was held to discuss how societies can transition from mere survival during crises to achieving learning, advocacy, justice, and peace. Four experts contributed their insights on this critical issue. This discussion is significant as it highlights the potential pathways for societal development in Iran amid ongoing challenges.
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📰 What Happened
A scientific meeting was held to explore how societies can evolve from merely surviving crises to achieving peace and justice. Four experts shared their insights on this transformative process.
- The meeting coincided with the International Day of Peace.
- Discussions focused on learning, advocacy, and peacebuilding.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced numerous crises, including economic sanctions and social unrest, prompting discussions on resilience and societal transformation.
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