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Bringing together insights from history, religion, philosophy, literature, sociology, psychology and anthropology, peace humanities places humanistic perspectives at the center of peace studies. Rather than defining peace simply as the absence of conflict, this approach asks how cultures and communities imagine, practice and sustain peace across time.\u0026nbsp;\u003C\/span\u003E\u003C\/p\u003E\u003Cp class=\u0022lead\u0022\u003EJoin us as Jolyon Mitchell helps the center launch the Peace Humanities initiative by exploring how literature, film and the arts open imaginative spaces for thinking differently about violence, justice and reconciliation. Creative expression\u2014from storytelling and theatre to cinema and visual media\u2014shapes how societies interpret conflict and envision alternatives. 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