Videos

Bruce Jentleson, public policy professor at Duke University, profiled world leaders who sought peace through diplomatic actions.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson addressed the Ninth Community of Democracies Governing Council at the State Department. The body was founded by the U.S. and Poland in 2000, with the goal…

President Bush presented the nation’s highest civilian award, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, to honor 14 individuals for an especially meritorious contribution to the security or…

The former U.N.Secretary-General recounts his time at the head of the international organization. He discusses his tenure and subsequent work in international relations with BBC America’s…

Susan Glasser discussed the anatomy and consequences of failed states, or countries that are unable to maintain a stable, sovereign government. Failed states bring consequences from a…

Mr. Nordlinger presents the history of one of the world’s best known and most prestigious awards, the Nobel Peace Prize. In it, he shines a spotlight on Alfred Nobel, the prize’s founder,…

The Martin Luther King National Memorial Foundation held a celebration dinner in anticipation of the August 28, 2011, unveiling of the memorial to Reverend King on the National Mall. Part…

Paul Chappell talked to students at American University about war and human nature. The class, which focuses on nonviolence, is the creation of Center for Teaching Peace founder and former…

Mr. McCarthy spoke about his new book All of One Peace: Essays on Non-Violence which outlines his views on being a pacifist in a military society. The book includes several “massacres” including the Persian Gulf…

Ralph Peters talks about his latest collection of articles on such subjects as the U.S. wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the problems in the Middle East, and U.S.-Russia relations. He spoke in…

Jacqueline O’Neill talked about the role women play in peace building and security efforts in Muslim countries. She talked about the conference on Afghanistan in London earlier in the week and…

Paul Williams talked about the history and politics behind the Nobel Peace Prize. He responded to telephone calls and electronic communications.

President Obama spoke about winning the Nobel Peace Prize. He said he was both surprised and humbled by the award and characterized the prize as an “affirmation of aspirations held by people of…

Telephone lines were open for comments on President Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize.

Witness testified on how to best promote both peace and justice in Darfur and support implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA). The CPA is a peace treaty between North and…

Colman McCarthy talked about his career and experiences in education and teaching peace. He teaches peace studies at colleges and high schools in the Washington, D.C., area including Georgetown…

A panel discussion was held on the continuation of violence in Sudan and violations of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) by the National Congress Party. The CPA, signed on January 9, 2005,…

Earlier today former President Carter received the Ridenhour Courage Prize from the Nation Institute. Later the former president talked with reporters about the Middle East peace process. He answered…

Mr. Reppenhagen talked about the Act Now to Stop War and End Racism (ANSWER) rally in which he will participate later today. He served as a scout sniper during February 2004 to 2005 in…

Rep. Frank Wolf talked about the Iraq Study Group’s report and the War in Iraq. He answered questions from viewers. Rep. Wolf proposed the idea of a bipartisan group to take a fresh look at…