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The Karen National Union, an ethnic armed organisation, provides health services for local communities in southeastern Myanmar.

Fighting for inclusivityWhy we need to work with armed movements to implement the Women, Peace and Security agenda

Our colleague Tilman Papesch discusses how we can engage with armed movements to foster inclusivity in peacebuilding.

  • blog post 14 Mar 2023
  • Author(s) Tilman Papesch
Volunteer cleaning action in Chernihiv, Ukraine.

One year since the full-scale invasion: What Ukrainian civil society activists have to say

We spoke with civil society representatives about how they found ways to support their communities and what they need from the international community.

  • feature 23 Feb 2023
Film and research training with women who were formerly associated with armed groups in Kitgum, Uganda.

“Nothing about us without us”Participatory methods in peacebuilding work

Our colleague Evelyn Pauls shares valuable insights on participatory peacebuilding approaches and lessons learned from her work with female ex-combatants.

  • blog post 20 Mar 2023
  • Author(s) Evelyn Pauls
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Participatory methods in peacebuilding work

This policy brief provides guidance to peacebuilders and conflict transformation practitioners on incorporating participatory methods at all stages of a project's life cycle.

  • Year 2023
  • Author(s) Evelyn Pauls
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Sealing the cracksAn intersectional feminist perspective on digital peacebuilding

This paper fills a gap in existing literature and practice: it brings together expertise on intersectional feminist approaches to technology with intersectional feminist approaches to peacebuilding.

  • Year 2023
  • Author(s) Krystel Tabet, Mira El Mawla, Claudia Meier, Helena Puig Larrauri, Rita Costa Cots
Practitioners have begun calling for a people-centred approach to transitional justice

Putting people at the centre of transitional justiceA dialogue between practitioners and policy-makers

At our event, practitioners from around the world met policy-makers to discuss how people-centred transitional justice can contribute to building sustainable peace.

  • feature 9 May 2023
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Our annual report 2022Financials

The year 2022 saw the full-scale invasion of Ukraine and a surge in conflict-related deaths globally, underscoring the importance of our peacebuilding work. Read how we managed to expand our work to address violent conflicts despite manifold challenges.

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New podcast: Voices for Transitional JusticeListen now, wherever you get your podcasts

A new podcast by our Global Learning Hub for Transitional Justice and Reconciliation sheds light on the difficult process of dealing with legacies of violence.

  • feature 9 Aug 2023
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Unveiling the unseen: Applying a feminist lens to digital peacebuilding

Our latest report with Build Up explores the transformative power of feminist and intersectional perspectives on digital peacebuilding.

  • blog post 21 Aug 2023
  • Author(s) Nina Strumpf
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Towards meaningful inclusion of LGBTQI+ groups in the Women, Peace, and Security architectureA practical guidebook

In the 23rd year since the adoption of UN resolution 1325, governments, international organisations, and civil society groups worldwide are making efforts to integrate gender considerations into the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) framework. However, the unique needs and perspectives of the LGBTQI+ community have often been overlooked.

In collaboration with CFFP, the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy, we have created this guidebook to assist civil society representatives and policy practitioners in better acknowledging the lived experiences of LGBTQI+ individuals.

  • Year 2023
  • Author(s) Liam Li, Nina Bernarding, Christine Seifert, Beatrix Austin
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