“The darkness may not allow many to see what is happening in the state, but there are others who can hear the canary in the coalmine. What is happening to Manipur can happen to the rest of India,” @SushantSin writes. https://t.co/5hoSWeObm0
Why are recognition, access, & equitable policies crucial in transforming conflict? Atikah Nuraini, Senior Trainer & Researcher from Asia Justice and Rights, will speak at #PPRC2022 on peacebuilding interventions with indigenous communities.
🗓️23-24 Nov
✍️ https://t.co/dLv6XMHR5Y
What drives the ongoing conflict in Ambazonia, known as the Anglophone crisis in Cameroon?
Learn more about this ongoing conflict from @EOsong, a prominent advocate and leading voice striving for peace in Ambazonia. #PPRC2022
🗓Nov 23–24
✍Register at https://t.co/dLv6XMYU7Y
What is Pluralism? How does it cultivate diversity in mobilising for peace & transformative peacebuilding?
Join us at #PPRC2022 to hear keynote speaker @MeredithGCP, Secretary General of Global Centre for Pluralism.
🗓️23-24 November
✍️Register now at https://t.co/dLv6XMYU7Y
What do conflict transformation approaches look like in the 21st century?
Join us at #PPRC2022 in Siem Reap to hear keynote speaker @prabha_sankar, President and CEO of Mediators Beyond Borders International.
🗓️November 23–24.
✍️Register at: https://t.co/dLv6XMHR5Y
📑📢New Publication Available!
The new manual, "Listening Methodology: Application of a Peacebuilding Research" by Soth Plai Ngarm.
Download or click the link https://t.co/YUOvhLFaye
#Peacejobs ☮️
CPCS is hiring #Partnerships Coordinator in #Cambodia
Apply if you're passionate about #peacebuilding, with ability to nurture strategic relationships with partners and have strong #writingskills.
🗓️Deadline: September 20,
Job details 👉https://t.co/3Vj2ToeN6F
@lvandenassum Another reason we should always download funding support to civil society networks early in conflict escalation as they know how to mobilise & deceiver support in such times without prejudice. Trust in civil society networks will save lives on all borders & in Rakhine.
“Terribly Lonely”: The Psychological Impact of Mediating Violent Conflict | by Politically Speaking | UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs | Jul, 2022 | Medium https://t.co/J3GMfl2g0f
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How were India-Pakistan partition borders drawn?
The lines drawn triggered one of the largest forced mass migrations in modern history, with roughly 15 million people displaced and more than two million people killed.
🔗: https://t.co/97Pwae9goQ
Yesterday had a robust and insightful discussion with the delegation from the Southeast Asia Women Peace Mediators and Centre For Peace & Conflict Studies @CPCS_Asia.