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Video: Event series | National Dialogues at crossroadsNational Dialogues x Transitional Justice
Watch the recording of our event on the interlinkages between National Dialogues and Transitional Justice, their shared characteristics, and complementarities.
- event 11 Mar 2025
Niger’s National Dialogue: A genuine path to democratic transition or just political theatre?
Explore key insights from Niger's National Dialogue – the rare sense of unity and ownership, as well as the challenges ahead for the country’s political transition.
- blog post 25 Feb 2025
- Author(s) Antje Herrberg
Video: Voices of women peacebuildersCelebrating International Women’s Day 2025
Watch the recording of our event to hear the stories of women from Nigeria, Syria, and Zimbabwe who are leading peacebuilding efforts in their communities.
- event 6 Mar 2025
Empowering peaceExperts share why women improve peace outcomes for International Women’s Day
Mediators and peacebuilders stress the importance of gender equality in peace processes and how to support the next generation of peacebuilders.
- feature 7 Mar 2025
Public consultations for peace in Southern Thailand
The project contributes to the peace process between the Thai government and the Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN) by supporting locally-led consultations on the conflict, complementing formal dialogue.
- Current Project
Celebrating ten years of peacebuilding and conflict transformation in Somalia
Since 2015, we have worked with community members and government actors to strengthen their capacity to facilitate dialogue and foster reconciliation in Somalia.
- feature 28 Mar 2025
Chris Coulter appointed Berghof’s Executive Director
Chris Coulter has been appointed the Berghof Foundation's new Executive Director after serving for an interim period.
- press release 27 Mar 2025
Reimagining digital spaces: A peacebuilder’s take on disinformation
As digital spaces become increasingly influenced by disinformation, peacebuilders play a crucial role in shaping a more informed online (and offline) world.
- blog post 3 Apr 2025
- Author(s) Tessa Schindler
Rewriting history, undermining democracyThe role of the New Right in South Korean memory politics
This case study examines the evolution of the South Korean New Right over the past two decades in its revisionist assaults on mainstream historiography and the country’s consolidating transitional justice paradigm. Analysing the most salient areas of contention, the author finds that far-right memory politics in South Korea represents a calculated effort to distort national memory for political ends, posing serious risks to the country’s democratic integrity.
- Year 2025
- Author(s) Hannes B. Mosler