October 2020
College of Architecture
The Center for Peace and Development at the University of Oklahoma has received a $175,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York to support the center’s research mission and collaborative activities.
October 2020
Journal Record
The Center for Peace and Development at the University of Oklahoma has received a $175,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York to support the center’s research mission and collaborative activities.
August 2019
College of Architecture
The CPD Team helped put on an Annual Women's Grassroots Peacebuilding Conference, focusing on issues of poverty and gender-based violence, that drew women's groups from across the region.
March 2019
OU College of Architecture
OU team worked with the Women's Advocacy Network and People's Voices for Peace to help them learn more about their members.
Read more about CPD's Peacebuilding Partnership in Northern Uganda
February 2019
CIS Snapshot
The Northern Ugandan Collaborative Learning Program completed its first winter installment in January, with another planned for 2019-20.
December 2018
2018 Compass
The OU Center for Peace and Development (CPD) continued its ongooing work with local women's organizations in Uganda with a Conference on Grassroots Peacebuilding in Northern Uganda in June 2018.
Read more about CPD's Peacebuilding Conference in Northern Uganda
December 2018
OU Daily
A humanitarian responsible for changing the lives of abducted women in Ugana is getting her doctoral degree at OU.
July 2018
Norman Transcript
The recovery from conflict in Uganda is an ongoing process, as has been seen firsthand by a group of University of Oklahoma faculty and students.
July 2018
OU Daily
A multidisciplinary group of students and faculty joined with St. Monica's Girls Tailoring Center and nine other women's organizations to host the Conference on Grassroots Peacebuilding in Gulu, Uganda.
March 2017
Jennine Rainbolt College of Education
March 2017
OU Daily
An Ugandan nun became an unlikely catalyst for OU students to engage communities rebuilding from the devastation of civil war.
February 2017
OU Daily
An internationally renowned Ugandan nun and advocate for women and women's education will deliver a free lecture at OU this week.
September 2015
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City University officials just announced that a free public presentation featuring Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe, the humanitarian leader from Uganda, has been postponed.
December 2014
OU WaTER Center
Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe is traveling the globe to rasie awareness and assistance for young women and children who have suffered unspeakable horrors and atrocities during the last civil war in her native land.
