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Shift Power for Peace Launches Digital Inclusion Initiative for Local Peacebuilders Are you working to build peace in your community, in a fragile or conflict-affected country? Has your work been affected by the COVID-19 pan ...
Local peacebuilders in the frontlines of COVID-19 responses As fears of the pandemic spreading in the Global South continue to expose vulnerabilities of local peacebuilding, by early April 2020 Peace Direct, Humanity United, ...
Online platform for local peacebuilders is now launched! Over the last few weeks, Conducive Space for Peace and Peace Direct have conducted a series of online consultations to get input from peacebuilders around the world on ...
Responding to COVID-19: Voices from Local Peacebuilders The spread of the novel COVID-19 virus in more than 135 countries has drastically disrupted people’s ways of life and has paralyzed world economies—exerting formidable pressur ...
COVID-19 and its implications for local peacebuildingIt is time for the peacebuilding community to join efforts in addressing the COVID-19 crisis. Let us especially support local peacebuilders in the Global South to better p ...
Scattered fruit trees and flowers are struggling in the heat of the beginning dry season of Montes de Maria as we walk on the narrow path to the house of Narciso and Manuela. This region of Montes de Maria was one of the hardest hit by violence in the end of the 90s.
On April 24th and 25th 2019, Conducive Space for Peace (CSP), in collaboration with Humanity United, hosted a two-day meeting in New York. The meeting brought together 35 thought and practice leaders from local and international peacebuilding organisatio ...
By Mie Roesdahl, Conducive Space for Peace I recently met Gatwal Augustine Gatkuoth from South Sudan who works to empower youth in peacebuilding. In our talk about peacebuilding he told me that he and his youth organisation are spending a lot of ...
By Alma Mirvic, Joint UN Regional Programme Coordinator, Bosnia Herzegovina. I came into the four-day workshop organized by the Conducive Space for Peace initiative with curiosity of mind, as part of a joint UN team. I walked away both with questions ...
It was an intense end to an intense week. The young woman – she couldn’t have been more than 15 – looked at my colleague and I, and told us with a trembling voice, “I don’t understand why peace should be such a big deal. Peace should be natural, like air ...
