The global understanding of what peacebuilding means has evolved in recent years from a focus on post-conflict reconstruction to “a goal and process [...

The South Caucasus has a long history of ethno-regional conflicts rooted in Soviet times. When the USSR collapsed, several conflicts erupted...

The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting individuals, groups, communities and societies all over the world. The impact is also felt in the peacebuilding...

When COVID19 began to spread we at the CRIES/GPPACLAC office quickly noticed that the conversation in Latin America on the pandemic had distinct...

GPPAC expresses deep concerns over the position of the leadership of Belarus regarding the coronavirus pandemic. 

The current pandemic is a global...

' Analysis, Intervention and Dialogue: Making Sense of Conflict in the Age of Pandemic,'  is a three-session online based course facilitated by our...

Cultural and ethnic diversity is a characteristic of most Australian schools and a key focus of education policy and curriculum. This is also true of...

This is a statement from GPPAC South East Asia, and has so far been signed by over 400 organisations and several individuals including Nobel Laureate...

Four days of protests in Kyrgyzstan’s Southern city of Osh, fueled by wealth inequalities, alleged political corruption and the underrepresentation of...

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Positive Peace, or the attitudes, institutions and structures that create and sustain peaceful...