Newsletter archives

May 2018

• Why ‘Silicon Valley North’ must build peace
• CPA helps start-ups think and work politically
• Partnerships with Kindred Credit Union celebrated at two events
• A job vacancy: Spearhead the work of advancing peace!
• Two Epp Peace Incubator participants win The Spark Initiative award

April 2018

• CPA participants recognized in Global Impact Report
• Winter 2018 Peace Fund
• Social innovation meets sustainable development
• Bridging peace researchers and practitioners
• Peace Innovators Scholarship & Mentoring Program
• Refugee issues and killer robots

March 2018

• Engineering change
• Peace & Security in Northern Nigeria
• Drops for Crops wins third
• Peace is everybody's business
• WorldVuze Releases Next 150 Report

February 2018

• Harvesting the seeds
• Building a global perspective
• Meeting with mentors
• Peacebuilding in practice
• TREE takes lead on Peace Camp 2018

January 2018

• Where peace incubation meets investment
• Peacebuilding, papers, and profiles
• New Exhibit: "Beyond Essays"
• Peace Innovators' Forum: Off to a great start this winter
• WPIRG hosts anti-racism conference

December 2017

• Gratitude and hope
• Project Ploughshares celebrates ICAN’s Nobel Peace Prize win
• Conflict on the startup team
• Meet the Peace Incubator Mentorship Circle
• Discovering Demine Robotics

November 2017

• Grebel students pitch at MEDA
• Peace Incubator Showcase
• Advancing an important conversation
• A deeper view of WorldVuze
• When good intentions are not enough

October 2017

• To Uptown Waterloo we go - the Incubator hits the road
• Project Ploughshares' advocacy efforts bear fruit
• Welcoming the new Grebel president
• Kindred making waves in the banking world
• Digging deeper into Growing Hope Farm

September 2017

• Exciting developments for incubator program
• EPOCH competes for $1 million Hult Prize
• Our team is growing!
• Katie Gingerich featured in Report on Giving
• Where are they now?