And a quick post-conference hike to reboot before an intense archive marathon in Swarthmore. Our brains say thank you! @carolienstolte.bsky.social

A little photo dump from the Peace History Society Conference at Berry College. It was great to share some of our latest findings from recent research trips in Senegal, Tunisia, Kazakhstan, and India!

Some snapshots from our Tunis workshop! Merci à tous ceux qui nous ont rejoint !

From our podcast studio! Stay tuned for a new episode on the 12th of every month! peace.lucdh.eu/podcast/

And the Peace Movements Project goes to… #Tunisia 🇹🇳 We’re currently in Tunis, tracing the history of peace movements in Tunisia and across the Maghreb—through archives, libraries, and living memories. Many more stories and voices coming soon—so stay tuned!

But before we interview any guests, we want to make our own departure points clear! So for this first episode, we interview ourselves :-) Meet the team! First episode here: open.spotify.com/episode/1YC8... More to follow on the 12th of every month!

July 12th is the International Day of Hope. What better day to officially launch the Peace History podcast? We have SO MANY exciting guests in the pipeline, so don't forget to subscribe on Spotify (open.spotify.com/show/5KeJIye...) or Apple Podcasts (podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/p...).

Dataset cleaning may not be glamorous, but it needs to happen! 💪 And we may all be at our own laptops, but it is sooooo much better to do it together!

🎤 Now live from Jakarta: Panel debate with @carolienstolte.bsky.social on "Where do we stand 70 years after the Bandung Conference? Non-alignment, bloc diversity and the role of the middle powers". This public event wraps up our Global History & Politics Dialogue in Indonesia. Watch 👉 t1p.de/o7yo9

The next session of our Peace Histories Seminar Series is one week away! All are welcome - come by and discuss changing concepts of war and peace in China with us! 🕊️🌎 www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/events/2025/...

We want to hear from researchers whose interests align with ours! We plan to host an international conference on peace movements and decolonization in Leiden in the academic year of 2026/2027, so do tell us about your work!