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2026 Boulder Builds Peace Keynote & Panel: Peace is Possible

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· 4:30 PM MDT

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CU Boulder’s Peace, Conflict, and Security Program is partnering with the Boulder Rotary Club to host their third annual lecture of the Boulder Builds Peace Initiative on Thursday, September 17. This year’s event, Peace Is Possible, will bring together students, scholars, and community leaders for an evening exploring how peacebuilding can move from possibility to practice. The event will feature a keynote address from Tonni Ann Brodber, Head of the Secretariat of the United Nations Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF). Her keynote will be followed by a discussion panel featuring CU Boulder scholars working across areas including reconstruction, mental health infrastructure, peacebuilding, and citizen engagement. Event Location CASE Auditorium - 4th Floor - CU Boulder1725 Euclid Ave, Boulder, COSuggested Parking - Euclid Parking Garage (payment required) Event Schedule - Thursday, 9/17 4:30PM - Doors Open5:00-6:00PM - Keynote AddressKeynote Speaker: Tonni Ann Brodber - WPHFModerator: Dr. Michael English - CU BoulderQ&A following the keynote 6:00-6:30PM - Intermission (food and beverages available)6:30-7:45PM - Discussion PanelBernard Amadei - Civil Engineering, CU Boulder - Technical approaches and reconstructionGaea Logan - International Center for Mental Health & Human Rights - Mental health infrastructure and peacebuildingSarah Sokhey - Political Science, CU Boulder - Citizen engagement and peacebuildingModerator: Jim Halderman - representing the Rotary perspective Check out the other events going on during Boulder Peace Week by visiting the Boulder Builds Peace Initiative.