Category: Reflections on Practice & Policy

Expert practitioners are the key to undertaking cost-effective peacebuilding

For the last few years I’ve been interested in cost-effective peacebuilding. As part of my...

We Must Stop Preaching to the Choir on Preventing Mass Atrocities

On February 6th, the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission (TLHRC) in the House of Representatives...

How Can We Support Youth Activists and Peacebuilders?

In the U.S. we are experiencing an amazing moment of youth activism, with the courageous...

More than 70 sources on Oxfam, Haiti & the aid industry's #MeToo moment

My bibliography now has more than 70 entries one week after the #oxfamscandal broke. Feedback...

Breaking the Cycle Between Organized Crime and Violent Conflict

Photo credits: United Nations Justice and Corrections Service  Monday, January 29, 2018/ By: Tina Luu...

Restorative Justice VS Retributive Approaches

Traubman’s webpage Thanks, Geoff, I will post your helpful idea. “Dialogue is a key tool...

How UNDP’s ‘Journey to Extremism in Africa’ Study Fails to Meet Suitable Standards

The team responsible for UNDP's recent 'Journey to Extremism in Africa' report certainly deserve credit...

Peacebuilding conference generates vital questions

By Steven Youngblood, director, Center for Global Peace Journalism, Park University I’ve been to a...

Peacemakers & Peacebuilders, Take Heart

By Suzanne Ghais, Ph.D. (sghais.com) Last week I was lucky enough to attend the Alliance...

Youth on the Move: Exploring Innovative & Inclusive Solutions

This morning for the last day of the Global Youth Economic Opportunities  Summit, I attended...
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