Berea College professor Michelle Tooley led a workshop, “Give Peace a Chance: Lessons from the Global South,” and students Gyude Moore and Ashonti Davis led a workshop, “The Cost of Free Trade” at the Nobel Peace Prize Forum in St. Paul, Minnesota, February 20-21.

Ashonti Davis, a student, and Michelle Tooley, associate professor of philosophy and religion, prese

The theme of the forum was "Striving for Peace: Roots of Change.” The two plenary speakers were President Jimmy Carter, 2002 Nobel Peace Laureate, and Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland, director-general emerita of the World Health Organization, and former prime minister of Norway.