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dsw.org

Im Herzen der Europäischen Union: unser Büro in Brüssel. Wir geben Jugendlichen eine Stimme auf oberster europäischer Ebene.

nonviolentpeaceforce.org

We protect civilians in violent conflicts through unarmed strategies. We build peace side-by-side with local communities.

interpeace.org

Studies show that many Rwandans struggle with mental health issues, worsened by high demand, limited number of professionals, funding shortages, and stigma. Interpeace collaborates with the Ministry of Health through Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC) to implement “Resilience-Oriented Therapy,” a group-based intervention in health centres and hospitals. This approach helps to decentralise mental health services to grassroot communities and effectively addresses PTSD, depression, anxiety, and borderline personality disorders while strengthening participants' resilience.

cmi.fi

CMI’s workshop brought together Georgian government officials to learn about the Northern Ireland peace process, the political negotiations around the status of Scotland and the current status of negotiations in Cyprus. CMI in collaboration with Tbilisi-based International Center for Geopolitical Studies (ICGS) organised a workshop for governmental officials of Georgia that focused on analysing peace […]

ideaspaz.org

La Fundación Ideas para la Paz, en cumplimiento de la ley 1581 y demás normas que regulan el Habeas Data, hace pública su Política de Tratamiento de Datos Personales.

verite.org

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civiliansinconflict.org

This report draws from geographically diverse case studies, existing research on reparations and transitional justice, and expert consultations to formulate principles intended to inform the design and implementation of community-based amends. National governments, international institutions, military decision makers, legislators, and advocates may all benefit from these principles as they consider their approach to civilian harm response.

globalpeace.org

Robert Joseph chaired the Free and Unified Korea working group that developed the findings, conclusions and policy recommendations contained in this report. The other members of the working group were Nicholas Eberstadt, James Flynn, Hyun-seung Lee, Michael Marshall, David Maxwell, and Greg Scarlatoiu.