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Dr. Colins Imoh is a passionate teacher and scholar focused on social action, sustainable development, nonviolent movements, diversity, and peacebuilding. He holds a doctorate from the University of Toledo exploring conflict prevention through the capability approach. As a leader in peace education, Dr. Imoh has taught at the University of Toledo and worked extensively across Africa, Europe, and North America. He currently serves as a Research Fellow at the Centre for Inclusion and Diversity at the University of Bradford. Dr. Imoh brings over a decade of global experience applying nonviolent approaches to complex social challenges. He holds an MA in Conflict Transformation and Organizational Leadership from Eastern Mennonite University, as well as an MPhil in Environmental Management and Sustainability from the University of Cape Town. His advanced certifications include the Fletcher School’s program on nonviolent conflict.
With scholarly publications across mediation, restorative justice, and human security fields, Dr. Imoh contributes valuable pedagogical and research guidance to peace studies programs globally. He serves on the International Advisory Board of the International Institute for Peace Education and the Steering Committee for the African Peace Fellows program. As an editorial board member of In Factis Pax journal, Dr. Imoh demonstrates a commitment to promoting peace education, empathy, and social justice through his academic leadership. He enriches classroom dialogue encouraging students to analyze complex conflicts and develop ethical solutions.