E.C. Warriner: Thought Begins Now

Below, a variety of resources on E.C. Warriner. With the help of The Clarke Historical Library at Central Michigan University, Dr. Hope Elizabeth May began unearthing the connections between Warriner and the Peace through Law Movement in 2013. These resources date back to 2014.

"To Think in World Terms" The Moral Vision of E.C. Warriner" (talk given by Hope Elizabeth May, April 4, 2018, as part of "Central Talks", celebrating the 125th Anniversary of Central Michigan University).

Download the handout from this talk here.

Peace, Patriotism and Public Education: May Wright Sewall and Public Education, talk given by Hope Elizabeth May on March 31, 2016 sponsored by Clarke Historical Library.

Download the handout from this talk here.

Global Ethics Day 2015 with Dr. Andrew Blom, Dr. Maureen Eke and Dr. Hope Elizabeth May. We discuss gender and militarism and Warriner's views on this topic are addressed.

Download the handout from this talk here.

E.C. Warriner's involvement in the Pre-WW1 Peace Movement. Presentation by Hope Elizabeth May, February 25, 2015. Sponsored by the Clarke Historical Library, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI.

E.C. Warriner: Europeana 1914-1918

In 2014, Dr. Hope Elizabeth May worked with the Clarke Historical Library of Central Michigan University to include a selection of E.C. Warriner's peace papers in Europeana 1914-1918. Europeana 1914-1918 is an online database of memorabilia from WW1 sponsored by the European Union and Oxford University. Click on the video above for highlights, and on the article above the video for more information.

1) E.C. Warriner Finding Aid (compiled by Archivist Marian Matyn of the Clarke Historical Library).