Ilana L. Shapiro

Ilana L. Shapiro

Ph.D. Conflict Analysis and Resolution, Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University, 2002

Biography

   Ilana was born in NYC, but grew up in the gentler jungles of Maui.  She eventually fled paradise for the heady political landscape of D.C. to study and work in the tangled fields of psychology,violence prevention, and peacebuilding.  Her research and practice have taken her to conflict zones around the world.                               

Along the way Ilana earned a couple of Ph.Ds - one in Social Psychology from Charles University, Czech Republic and a second in Conflict Analysis and Resolution from George Mason University in Northern Virginia.  She co-founded and directed the Alliance for Conflict Transformation (ACT), a non-profit organization dedicated to building peace through innovative research and practice.  She also served as Director of the Psychology of Peace and Violence doctoral program at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.



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January 01, 2005
OverviewResponding to tensions and violence between ethnic groups around the world, a growing number of non-governmental organizations have developed innovative programs and approaches to help resolve conflicts, prevent violence, and promote more cooperative...
Category: Journal Article
December 25, 2002
In diverse communities across the U.S., a growing number of non-profit organizations are developing innovative programs and approaches to address tensions among racial and ethnic groups. These programs offer many success stories in transforming people’s...
Category: Doctoral Dissertation
January 01, 2002
IN 1992, FACED WITH THE daunting task of choosing a training program to assist in developing its anti-racism initiatives, Project Change commissioned Gary Delgado and the Applied Research Center to conduct a study of ten programs. The goal was to better understand...
Category: Book
April 01, 1999
This case study of Partners for Democratic Change's Local Ethnic Conciliation Program in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia examines: different social psychological processes and perspectives for resolving ethnic minority-majority conflicts;...
Category: Journal Article
July 01, 1997
This article examines the Modernization program of transition in the Central and Eastern Europe region and discusses the problems and limitations of this framework of development. In particular, it examines the role of conflict resolution efforts within and apart...
Category: Journal Article
April 01, 1997
Confrontations between youths and the police are increasingly frequent in the United States as police lead the effort to reduce youth gangs, crime, and violence. As a result, police-youth relations are characterized by hostility, mistrust, misunderstandings and...
Category: Journal Article
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