accompaniment

Starting with experiences in Central America in the 1980s, John Paul began to work closely with the thought and strategies of Latin American authors like Paolo Freire, Gustavo Gutierrez, and Orlando Fals Borda. These approaches articulated the basis of participatory action research and accompaniment of people often on the front lines of facing direct and structural violence. Accompaniment articulates the approach of leading from alongside the experiences, insights, and innovations of people with deep experience in their own context. These ideas became second nature in many of the books and writing over the years from Preparing for Peace to the engagements in Nepal 35 years later.

Radical Peacemaker

2016
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Conflict Transformation for Ordinary Christians

2014
book
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Reflections Across a Decade

2015
book
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A Planning, Monitoring and Learning Toolkit

2007
book
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A Caritas Training Manual

2002
book
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Transforming Conflict – From Science to Real World Applications

2018
book
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Mind, Brain, Social Perspectives of Views, Values, Ethics

2017
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