How can a global research tool become a localized “bridge” for peace? In this episode of the Kroc Cast, experts Madhav Joshi, Myla Liguoro ’10 M.A., and Bishnu Sapkota join host Melinda Davis to discuss the evolution of PAM-Mindanao (PAM-M).
The conversation highlights how a framework originally known for its global research has become a “scientific art of accompaniment” in the Bangsamoro peace process, fostering trust through a unique co-creation model between the Philippine government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF). The guests explore how evidence-based monitoring serves as a vital bridge between high-level negotiations and grassroots realities.
This episode was originally published by the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies on January 20, 2026. To explore the entire library of Kroc Cast podcast episodes and for more information , please visit kroc.nd.edu.
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