Category: Reflections on Practice & Policy

What To Do When War Is Not The Answer

In a blog article, posted on April 23, I wrote the following words that bear repeating...

Measuring Peace in Nigeria

An increasing amount of attention to peace indexes has provided insights into the levels of...

To PhD or not to PhD: my experience as a Marie Curie PhD Researcher

This post comes as a response to Craig Zelizer's great post: To PhD or not...

The Perversity of Measures

One time I was working for a client that  I am helping get back on...

Even with water shutoffs in Ethiopia, my glass is half full

By Steven Youngblood, director, Center for Global Peace Journalism, Park University (Gondar, Ethiopia)-In the U.S.,...

Existential Composting

I recently started composting.  Let me help you visualize that.  I live in an apartment. ...

Harnessing Media for Peacebuilding

By Mikias SISSAY, Communication and Media Specialist Media is a ‘double-edged sword’. It can be...

Trauma Devastates Lives, But The World Now Has The Tools To Help People & Communities Heal

This is a sponsored organizational post on PCDN Tens of millions of people suffer the...

Getting Involved: Men Supporting #MeToo As A Cultural Change Movement

Males Supporting #Metoo As A Cultural Change Movement Your participation is as near as your phone!...

Public Participation and Peace Processes: Part I

By Suzanne Ghais, Ph.D. sghais.com As many of my readers know, I spent nearly two...
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