Thomas B. Ashe
Thomas B. Ashe is an undergraduate student at Seton Hall University’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations. He is a Research Assistant with the Forgiveness in Governance Project.
Love and Forgiveness in Governance Research Team
Thomas Hill, Areej Elahi-Siddiqui, Borislava Manojlovic, Kelly Njike and Thomas Ashe
About Love and Forgiveness in Government Project
Love and forgiveness are universal values practiced throughout the world. These two elements seem to transcend race, culture, and nationality, making them a central part of what makes us human.
When Enemies Turn To Brothers – Lessons Learned
As part of the public awareness campaign, Love and Forgiveness in Governance Project team at Seton Hall University has organized a screening of When Enemies Turn To Brothers on Friday, April 11, 2014, 3-5 PM. The movie screening was followed by a lively discussion...
Anam Salem
Anam Salem is a current M.A. student at the School of Diplomacy and International Relations specializing in International Law and Human Rights as well as Global Negotiation and Conflict Management. Anam grew up in the New York/ New Jersey area and attended New York University for two years, after which she relocated to the West Bank wherein she received her Undergraduate degree from Birzeit University in Political Science and Public Administration. Anam is a Research Assistant with the Love and Forgiveness Project Project at Seton Hall.
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