The Difficult Work of Peace

About this episode

Andy and Steve discuss their reflections on peace, justice, and human dignity from their trip to The Netherlands.

Andy and Steve reflect on their trip to The Netherlands, where two cities—Amsterdam and The Hague—became the backdrop for deeper conversations about peace, justice, and human dignity. From the sobering witness of the Anne Frank House to the legal and moral vision represented by the Peace Palace and the International Criminal Court, this week’s edition of the AC Podcast traces the connection between memory and responsibility. What is the relationship between peace and justice? What happens when people are stripped of their dignity? Join Andy and Steve as they think through how history, memory, and international institutions point to the ongoing need for moral clarity.

People in this episode

Hosts: Andy, Steve

Topics covered

• peace
• justice
• human dignity
• memory
• responsibility
• international institutions

Keywords

• peace
• justice
• human dignity
• memory
• responsibility
• Anne Frank House
• Peace Palace
• International Criminal Court

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Peace Palace, International Criminal Court

Books & works: Anne Frank House

Places: The Netherlands, Amsterdam, The Hague

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