GPPAC’s South African Regional Meeting was held in Eswatini in May 2019. Despite the dire situation on the ground and shrinking space for civil...

This week Member States meet at the United Nations in New York to review the progress of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16 on peaceful, just and...

The past few days have seen dramatic developments on the Korean Peninsula, with the historic meeting of President Donald Trump, Chairman Kim Jong Un...

It’s time to make the table bigger if we want to build on the legacy of the women’s movement in sustaining peace in the Pacific. This means bringing...

The situation in Kyrgyzstan is characterized by the considerable potential for conflicts caused by many different factors such as territorial...

GPPAC was recently awarded the Luxembourg Peace Prize for Outstanding Peace Support. This is a big honour and a recognition of all the great and...

On 26 June, Lucy Nusseibeh will share her expertise on participatory video. Lucy is the founder and executive chair, Middle East Nonviolence and...

With more countries becoming less peaceful in 2018, it is clear that our approach of conflict prevention is needed more than ever. In 2018, together...

The Peace Portal is back with a brand-new website! 

The Peace Portal is an open, community-based platform aimed to give visibility to all...

GPPAC joined other civil society organisations at the Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies Conference in preparation for HLPF 2019 in a call for all...

From 14 to 16 May, The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) hosted the 2019 Stockholm Forum on Peace and Development on the theme ...

With its comprehensive goals and re-affirmation of a partnership approach, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development reflects the aspirations of...