Updates
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This semester, I’m taking the required CONF 812- Qualitative Research Methods course. Our final project is conducting a small study and creating a research portfolio. I’ve chosen to pilot a few test questions that could be implemented in the Peace Engineering Lab’s SenseMaker framework that will be rolled out in the fall. Some of the
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Over the past few weeks, multiple colleagues have asked me about my goals, vision, and where all my work around conflict resolution is headed. Through these conversations, I’ve realized a lot of the work I’ve done to set up pathways forward has been behind the scenes. I hope that this post will at least summarize
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For me, the question has always been: “How can I use my conflict resolution and peace studies skills to help the communities I love so much?” The following is my answer: I am launching a community research project called Transform Lawrence to better understand the conflicts occurring in the City of Lawrence. Transform Lawrence uses
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Dear Friends, After a whirlwind of work at the end of 2017, an update is due. I have a feeling that 2018 is going to be a much better year. The end of 2017 has me feeling road-weary. Since September, I have visited eight countries, met with countless friends and colleagues, finished my Master’s thesis
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Family, friends, and colleagues, This life update is long overdue. Before I begin, thank you for your support during the PanelPicker voting process for SXSW 2018. My panel proposal- SenseMaking for Cities: Conflict and Complexity– has driven the recent flurry of activity that I will outline below. The initial response to the concept I outlined
Keil Eggers, PhD 