Thursday, April 27, 2023, 6.00pm to 8.00pm EDT
President Joe Biden will travel to Belfast, Northern Ireland from April 11-12 to mark the 1998 signing of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement.
But do ghosts of the conflict remain? After twenty-five years, the scars of “The Troubles” continue to influence how people reason and think about moral issues, such as fairness, harm, and justice.
Join Dr. Katherine O'Lone, Research Fellow at the Woolf Institute at the University of Cambridge, as she explores the psychological and moral landscape of post-conflict Northern Ireland. Drawing on the findings from her research project, Dr. O'Lone argues that we can better understand peace by exploring the patterns of how people think about reconciliation, forgiveness, and justice in the aftermath of violent conflict.
The Woolf Institute is celebrating its 25th Anniversary. Read more here.
We look forward to seeing you!
Dr Katherine O'Lone, Research Fellow at the Woolf Institute, will explore the psychological and moral landscape of post-conflict Northern Ireland. Drawing on the findings from her research project, which uses AI technology to model social stability in post-conflict societies, Dr O'Lone argues that we can better understand peace by exploring the patterns surrounding how people think about reconciliation, forgiveness, and justice in the aftermath of violent conflict. In Northern Ireland, despite the passage of twenty-five years since the GFA, the scars of “The Troubles” continue to influence how people reason and think about moral issues, such as fairness, harm, and justice.
The Woolf Institute
Established 25 years ago, the Woolf Institute is a research institute within the University of Cambridge which explores and facilitates interfaith dialogue between members of different religious communities, as well as encounters between religious and non-religious parties. The purpose of the Institute is to create a truly inclusive multicultural and multi-religious society, in which cultural and religious diversity is not a source of division and conflict but of cohesion and solidarity.
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