Join us for an evening of interdisciplinary dialogue on the challenges of peace-making in Cyprus. This engaging panel discussion will feature three accomplished academics, each bringing unique perspectives on youth, grassroots activism, and conflict resolution in divided societies.
Event Highlights:
Panel Discussion: The panelists will share insights from their academic research and fieldwork, delving into themes such as everyday peace-making, the urban geography of Nicosia, and conflict resolution.
Interdisciplinary Dialogue: The conversation will explore how young people and diverse communities across Cyprus are navigating and transforming contested spaces through activism, cultural performances, and sustainable urban planning.
Q&A Session: Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with the speakers and pose questions on related themes.
Speakers:
Ethan Chandler, BA Geography, University of Oxford
Melek Kaptanoglu, PhD Candidate in Anthropology, Queen’s University Belfast
Andreas Papallas, DPhil Candidate in Sustainable Urban Development, University of Oxford
This two-hour event is a unique opportunity to reflect on the role of academia in addressing the complexities of a ‘frozen’ conflict and fostering peace through collaboration and dialogue.
Free admission. Limited spaces available—book your place now!