Judith Hand

Judith Hand

Judith Hand was born on February 4th, 1940 and is currently 86 years old. Judith Hand was born in Cherokee, Oklahoma, United States. Hand attended University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) where she received a Ph.D. in Ethology and a Master of Arts Degree in General Physiology and Wheaton College where she received a Bachelor of Science Degree.

Judith Hand is a peace activist, author, and scientist who made her name working in historical fiction, evolutionary biology, gender dynamics, and human behavior.

Hand has published works on a range of topics, from the evolutionary roots of gender roles to peace and war. She is a co-founder of A Future Without War Organization, which is all about applying scientific knowledge for peace.

In her work, she argues that balancing female and male influence in decision-making and leadership is critical in bringing large-scale war to an end. Judith Hand's work has been featured in global conferences, interviews, and academic journals, where she writes on conflict resolution, ethics, and peace.

Through her nonfiction and fiction work, she argues that we can get a better world through gender equity, empathy, and cooperation rather than a world of domination or violence.

In Judith Hand's work Peace Seeker, she writes a political thriller that has its lead as a visionary and charismatic woman named Claire Alden, who is hoping to become president.

But her candidature sparks national tension as she is going against power structures that have been the domain of men for years. Claire faces personal heartbreak, danger, and betrayal, but as Election Day comes closer, she will have to deal with the crumbling of her inner circle, public scrutiny, and a dangerous plot.

Peace Women is a work that Judith Hand published in 2022.
The work is set in 3254, where PAX, a peacekeeping group, has sent Asha Mars, a young agent, and Luna Prime, her emotional partner, back to 2040 AD. They have been charged with preventing a bombing that could derail the signing of a Global Peace Treaty.

The biggest threat they are facing is a destructive desire for control, which is afflicting mostly men. They need to protect a woman who is critical to peace, even as time is running out and danger lurks in every corner.

In her 2001 published work, Voice of the Goddess, Judith Hand tells a story set in Crete during the Bronze Age.

This is the story of a woman named Leesandra of Keftiu, who lives in a society that worships a goddess. When her home is threatened by warlike elites from the mainland, she teams up with Alektrion of Kallister, her lover, to try to protect their people.

It all builds up to a tension-filled climax, even as they have to deal with a massive volcanic eruption of Santorini, then known as Thera.

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