Negotiation and Conflict Resolution News

Jordyn Polet (’24SPS, NECR) shares how an NECR fieldwork course has given her the tools to drive meaningful change.

A recent event hosted by the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program explored the power of women's contributions to peacemaking and social justice through art, activism, and diplomacy.

Noelle Demole (’19SPS) reflects on how the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution (NECR) program has shaped her career, empowering her to navigate complex challenges in roles.

NECR student Sarah Farber shares how her studies in the Columbia SPS program have deepened her understanding of conflict and peacebuilding.

Two Negotiation and Conflict Resolution students share their experiences at a pair of recent events hosted by the Schranner Negotiation Institute.

An intensive two-week program in Japan explored vital sustainability issues, the legacy of Hiroshima, and the importance of local action for global change.

Since 2014, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution faculty have met with Colombian social activists and academics to discuss the current state of peace.

Hidden deep inside our brain is a small structure that regulates our response to danger. Despite its size, it has a major impact on our behavior.

Captain Treven Treece and Major Theodore De Leeuw share how the NECR program is expanding their ability to “listen, learn, and lead.”

At Columbia’s Faculty House, Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat drew back the curtain on life as a diplomat.

A Negotiation and Conflict Resolution student’s capstone project on the Navajo Nation’s fight for water in Arizona.

Faculty and alumni of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program share insights into their diverse roles as ombuds.