Peace Jobs
A Student’s Guide to Starting a Career Working for Peace
David J Smith author Robin Cooper editor Laura Finley editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Information Age Publishing
Published:8th Mar '16
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For those interested in peacebuilding careers, Peace Jobs offers valuable insights and inspiring stories from young professionals in the field.
In Peace Jobs, readers are presented with a comprehensive guide tailored for college students who are exploring career options in the realm of peacebuilding and conflict resolution. This book is particularly valuable for those who aspire to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond. It delves into various pathways available for students, emphasizing the importance of creativity and passion in pursuing a career dedicated to promoting peace. The insights provided in this guide are not only beneficial for college students but also for high school students who are beginning to contemplate their futures and the potential careers that await them.
A standout feature of Peace Jobs is the inclusion of 30 inspiring stories from young professionals who have recently graduated and are currently making strides in the field of peacebuilding. These profiles serve as real-life examples that offer readers practical strategies and encouragement as they navigate their own career journeys. By sharing their experiences, these young individuals shed light on the diverse opportunities available and how one can effectively advance in this noble profession.
The book resonates particularly with the Millennial generation, acknowledging the challenges of launching a career in an often ambiguous field. It inspires readers to view their career paths through the lens of peacebuilding, suggesting that almost any profession can contribute to this vital work if approached with the right mindset. Peace Jobs ultimately encourages readers to embrace their passions and think creatively about how they can foster peace in their careers.
ISBN: 9781681233307
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196 pages