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Listen to our second podcast – with Vendela Englund Burnett

Don´t miss our Podcast Series ahead of the Kastelholm Talks 2022. Our Information Officer Liz Lindvall talks to various invited guests and discuss their view on this year’s theme: Breakthrough or Breakdown? About Building Trust and Enhancing Disarment Today. Our guest today is Vendela Englund Burnett – doctor and specialist in general medicine and chairman of the board of Swedish Doctors Against Nuclear Weapons. You can listen to the podcast here: Apple podcasts Spotify Podbean

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Listen to this year’s first podcast – Benjamin Ulbricht

Don´t miss our Podcast Series ahead of the Kastelholm Talks 2022. Our Information Officer Liz Lindvall talks to various invited guests and discuss their view on this year’s theme: Breakthrough or Breakdown? About Building Trust and Enhancing Disarment Today. First out is Benjamin Ulbricht – priest, musician and chairman of the board at Gotlands fredscenter. The theme is non-violent communication and how we can build trust between people and nations. He also shares concrete tips on how we can become better at handling conflicts in everyday life. You can listen to the podcast here: Apple podcasts Spotify Podbean

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Meet Isak Svensson – out third podcast guest

Isak Svensson, Professor at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research, discusses this year’s theme “Making Peace – Meetings, Mediators and Peace” with Kjell-Åke Nordqvist. This is the third episode in the podcast-series leading up to the 2021 Kastelholmtalks on Peace. The podcast is held in Swedish, and our intern – Esther Djupsund – has written a summary in English: One main issue that Svensson points out in the discussions is that since conflicts are changing, we also need to change the way that mediation is done. The initial discussions focused on the mediator and his or her role in conflict solutions and mediation situations. Svensson puts emphasis on mediation being one of the most important components in conflict solution. Some interesting developments when it comes to mediation were brought up when Nordqvist and Svensson was discussing the term ‘mediation’. Mediation hava during a long period of time been a function that occurs in situations where it is needed, but lately there has been a development where some institutions builds support systems and educates and specializes on mediation. While one would perhaps think that this would mean that the number of mediated conflicts would increase, this is not the case

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Meet Susann Simolin – our second podcast guest

Susann Simolin has worked at the Aland Islands Peace Institute for many years as Information Officer and is currently on leave for her doctoral dissertation in Political Science at Åbo Akademi University. In this podcast episode Simolin discusses with Kjell-Åke Nordqvist about the Åland Example and how it may be used in conflicts and the settlement of them.  The podcast is held in Swedish, and our intern – Esther Djupsund – has written a summary in English: The discussion begins with the topic of what efforts for peace that Simolin finds the most urgent in todays world. The truth is an important aspect in any conflict, and Simolin brings up that it is often the truth that is the first victim in any war. Truth can be seen from several different angles and it is therefore sometimes complicated to solve a conflict, if the parts of the conflict have different views of what is true in the case. Simolin points out that it is important to keep an open dialogue and discuss amongst the participants in the conflict what they consider to be true and to be able to see each other’s views of the situation. Simolin also emphasizes the

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Meet Johan Pawli – our first podcast guest

In episode 1 of the Peace Institute’s new podcast series Johan Pawli, current Chief of Police on the Åland Islands and former member of the UN peacekeeping forces, discusses with Professor Kjell-Åke Nordqvist about the theme of this year’s Kastelholm Talks: “Making Peace – Meetings, Mediators and Peace”.   The podcast is held in Swedish, and our intern – Esther Djupsund – has written a summary in English: The podcast begins with some opening discussions related to the international work that Pawli has done during his time at the UN Peacekeeping troops. One thing that Pawli emphasizes as important in all states, is the collaboration between different institutions and functions. The institutions must collaborate and support each other to be able to go forward and build peace and give the people hope for the future. The majority of conflicts today are internal ones, and the discussion brought up issues concerning the role of peacekeepers and police in internal conflicts. Pawli pointed out the importance to start change and building safety for the citizens, in order to develop the safety at large in the country and the society. He also entails what aspects and knowledge that has stuck with him from his

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