INITIATIVES

Opportunities for
Fuller Students & Alumni

OUR FOUNDATION

Stay informed about opportunities for Fuller students and alumni connected to peacebuilding and conflict transformation.

The Center for Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation is exploring new ways to support Fuller students and alumni whose research, vocations, ministries, or interests intersect with peacebuilding, reconciliation, conflict transformation, justice, formation, and public witness.

Beginning in fall 2026, potential opportunities may include student affinity groups, alumni cohorts, informal gatherings, and spaces for shared learning across disciplines, schools, and vocational contexts.

These opportunities are still in development. As they take shape, we hope to create spaces where students and alumni can connect with one another, discern their place in the broader peacebuilding ecosystem, and explore how their Fuller formation can serve churches, communities, and institutions navigating conflict and change

OFFERINGS
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    Cohorts & Affinity Groups

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    Webinars & Online Forums

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    Curated Resources

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    Public Events & Salons

WHO THIS IS FOR

Opportunities, events, and resources found on this page are available to Fuller students or alumni, in particular those whose work or interests connect to:

  • peacebuilding or conflict transformation

  • pastoral ministry or congregational leadership

  • psychology, marriage and family therapy, or trauma-informed care

  • theology, mission, justice, or reconciliation

  • nonprofit, civic, educational, or community leadership

  • research related to conflict, polarization, or social repair

Stay
Connected

Formal opportunities have not yet been announced.

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