Description
Peace isn’t passive. It’s something we practise.
Conflict is part of life. But too often, we are taught to approach it as something to win, avoid, suppress or survive.
PeaceCraft: The Art of Everyday Peacemaking offers another way.
Through practical ideas for listening, pausing, questioning assumptions, taking responsibility and holding boundaries, Tina Brescanu explores how we can meet conflict with greater clarity without surrendering our own voice or requiring somebody else to lose.
This is not a book about forced harmony.
Peace does not always mean agreement. It does not require equal blame, automatic forgiveness or reconciliation. Sometimes peace means repair. Sometimes it means learning to live with disagreement. Sometimes it means drawing a boundary, creating distance or walking away.
PeaceCraft moves from the conflicts within us to families, workplaces, classrooms, digital spaces, communities and the stories we inherit from those who came before us.
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