📖 New Policy Brief Published!
Written by Wint Lwin Lwin Htun & Yadanar Soe, this brief explores youth roles in peacebuilding in Myanmar - with a focus on the Karenni movement.
Read it here:
👉 https://t.co/Gc8IIrvTTY
Thank you to @IDRC_CRDI for their support.
📢 Exciting news! The Why It Worked Special Issue is now live in Negotiation Journal! This publication is the result of a 2-year, multi-university research project on what drives successful peace transitions.
🔍 For more information (and links), visit:
https://t.co/vpsFYjqiB3
Join us for a discussion on Mediating Self-Determination Conflicts! 🌍
📅 Friday, February 28, 2025
⏰ 1:00 – 2:30 PM
📍 Desmarais Building, Room DMS 10161, University of Ottawa
With @CRbuildpeace, and the Neuberger-Jesin Professor of International Conflict Resolution.
📢 Exciting News
We are delighted to welcome @jenna_sapiano as our new research fellow!
Jenna's research explores intersectionality, women’s participation in peace processes, and the role of constitutional design in post-conflict settings.
Welcome aboard, Jenna! 🎉
How can we encourage political and armed movements in #Myanmar to support the implementation of the #WPS agenda?
📕Read our policy brief published by @OttawaDialogue to learn about our recommendations and the impact of our participatory action research: https://t.co/3VUrH47yZ0
Looking forward to the 4th International Conference on Burma/Myanmar Studies https://t.co/SAMWj5rSM5 in Chiang Mai this August, as part of the 2024 #K4DM Knowledge Marketplace. Contributors are asked to critically grapple with how people & communities of #Myanmar are imagining & constructing different social, economic & political arrangements. #Assemblage theory is one tool which can help scholars with this task. @RCSD_cmu--the main organizers--gives a basic introduction to the concept to help us move beyond the limitations of attempting to simply “put Myanmar back together.” https://t.co/x59VdPY3Xy @IDRCinAsia@ResearchSEA@TeaCircleMM@ubcSPPGA@OttawaDialogue@parlcent @MyanmarInstitut @ANUMyanmar@AITGenderLab
and is meant to strengthen the implementation of the women, peace and security agenda of the United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325 in the Global North and the Global South. We are beyond grateful! #investinwomen#InternationalWomensDay2024 @juliapfederer
The teachings we have received came through as teachings of the waters. Water has memory. Water connects us. Water is life. Come, dive in with us!
The research was made possible through the Women, Peace and Security Awards Program supported by @IDRC_CRDI & @GAC_Corporate
🚨 Less then 24h left! Make sure to register for our 4th CARPO Research Forum.
Top-notch experts are lined up to share their experience and thoughts on "Dialogue and Mediation in a Multipolar World".
Register here: https://t.co/cQLJlLmRlv
More info: https://t.co/jxN8rBaJZi
Learn more about the intersections between local #peace processes and women’s #inclusion in the higher Tracks and the role of funders in empowering (or disempowering) local actors in multitrack #diplomacy.
Watch here: https://t.co/vpRGK0ITbZ
CALL FOR PROPOSALS: Policy Briefs! Our Policy Briefs series is intended to stimulate discussion around key issues in the field of #TrackTwo#Diplomacy.
Send your proposals of 250 words max. to [email protected] along with a brief biography.
Read more: https://t.co/IUAx1WTM73
OD interviews Stephen Del Rosso, Director of the International Peace and Security Program at the @CarnegieCorp of New York.
It's available here: https://t.co/vRWgQauyx9
The #OsloForum 2023 report features a summary of two full days of discussions on the changing landscape of #peacemaking with more than 130 #mediators, #diplomats, experts and conflict parties from 50 countries. 👉https://t.co/4EniZ4juro
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(cont'd) ... and the Global Taiwan Institute, a Washington-based think tank and lobby group.
Please be advised that the University of Ottawa-based “Ottawa Dialogue” is not associated with this meeting.
It has come to our attention that the Toronto-based Institute for Peace and Diplomacy (IPD) is organising an event in Ottawa called “The Ottawa Dialogue on Taiwan.” It is sponsored by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Canada (Taiwan’s de facto Embassy) ...