08/06/2021 | Homepage, News
Peace Appeal Co-Director, Derek Brown, examines the limits of reconciliation in Rwanda in the essay “A Tale of Two Pauls” published by the Foreign Policy blog, InkStick (military slang for a plain, black Pen). Drawing on the kidnapping and current trial in...
08/06/2021 | Homepage, News
How can movement organizers build power to get into the negotiating room, and wield that power effectively once they’re at the table? How can they overcome vast power asymmetries? A new, freely accessible report from two students in the Dispute Systems Design...
22/04/2021 | Homepage, News
Harare, Zimbabwe. The National Convergence Platform was formally launched at Kentucky Airport Hotel in December 13, 2019. A new initiative involving the Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (a grouping of all Zimbabwe’s major church associations) and civil...
15/12/2019 | Homepage, News
By Sahana Bhagat Technological advances are rapidly outpacing our ability to reflect and decide whether a particular new technology is one that serves our public good. Technologists, entrepreneurs, policymakers, ethicists and legal scholars from Microsoft to MIT are...
29/11/2019 | Homepage, News
Beirut, Lebanon. The Common Space Initiative for Shared Knowledge and Consensus Building hosted a conference on August 14th on Syrian Refugees in Lebanon: Challenges for Return and Realities Back Home. The conference issued a summary booklet in September...
29/11/2019 | Homepage, News
The United State Institute of Peace published a report by Derek Brown, our co-director, entitled “Nonformal Dialogues in National Peacemaking: Complementary Approaches.” The report draws extensively on the experiences of national stakeholders in both...
29/11/2019 | Homepage, News
This recently created guide on children and war as part of the Peace and Dialogue Platform compiles essential knowledge resources and information on the subject. It is aimed to be an ongoing knowledge sharing space and accumulation of information around this...
01/01/2019 | Homepage, News
The photos in Magnus Wennman’s series Where the Children Sleep show the individual suffering of the youngest refugees. The project recently won third place in the People/Stories division of the 2016 World Press Photo Contest. Charlottesville, Virginia. A multi-month...
31/12/2018 | Homepage, News
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