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My Humanitarian Work:

My work has been deeply influenced by Gandhian philosophy and the pursuit of nonviolent solutions to conflict. I've engaged in grassroots activism, empowering marginalized populations, and contributing to projects that promote peace and understanding. My efforts have been recognized through numerous awards and honors, including the prestigious Wilson Elkins Endowed Professorship, the USM Board of Regent's Faculty Award for Excellence in Public Service, and a Maryland Governor's Citation. I've also had the privilege of serving as a two-time Senior American Fulbright Scholar and a United States Fulbright Alumni Ambassador.

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Gandhi-King Center for Nonviolence:

The Gandhi-King Center for Nonviolence aligns perfectly with my values and aspirations for a more peaceful world. The Center's efforts in promoting nonviolence, conflict resolution, and positive change resonate deeply with my lifelong dedication to social justice and community building.

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My Beliefs:

I firmly believe in the power of nonviolence to transform individuals and communities. Everyone has the potential to make a difference, and together, we can build a world where peace and justice prevail.

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My Professional Journey:

My journey has been one of collaboration, learning, and service. I have worked with various organizations and communities, always seeking to promote understanding, empower individuals, and foster positive change. Currently, I serve as the Executive Director of the Bosserman Center for Conflict Resolution and Co-Director of the UNU-RCE Salisbury USA.

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My Commitment:

I am committed to using my skills and experience to promote peace, justice, and equality. I believe that education, dialogue, and community engagement are essential tools for creating a more just and compassionate world.