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Fostering Peace, Cultivating Justice, Creating a Safer World - Institute for Peace and Justice of the University of San Diego’s Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies News Briefs April 3, 2014 IPJ Links Schools for Peaceconferencing Simulation Partners of the IPJ’s WorldLink program and Nepal Peacebuilding Initiative are teaming up this spring for a peaceconferencing simulation. Using an online platform, students from The Bishop’s School in La Jolla and Budhanilkantha School in Kathmandu, a partner of Today’s Youth Asia (an IPJ local partner), will take the role of different key actors and propose ideas for combatting the issue of human trafficking. Learn More March 27, 2014 IPJ Program Officer Speaks at Rotary Event On March 26, IPJ Program Officer Chris Groth spoke at the Encinitas Rotary Club about Nepal’s November 2013 elections and his experience as a Short-Term Observer with The Carter Center’s International Election Observation Mission in Nepal. Learn More March 25, 2014 IPJ Interim Director Named to Women's Hall of Fame Learn More Stay Informed Receive the latest News & Events Subscribe Peace & Justice Update Giving to the Joan B. Make a Gift Multimedia