It is there in the charged rhetoric from both sides of the conflict unfolding in Israel and Gaza, just as it can be found in the language of clashes around the world: old tropes and name-calling that seek to paint whole groups of people as somehow less than human.
The harm caused by dehumanising language Read More »
Why are Oxfam and other humanitarian organisations not welcoming calls for corridors, pauses and so-called “safe zones” to address the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza? Richard Stanforth and Magnus Corfixen explain – and set out why a ceasefire is the only credible solution.
WHY A “HUMANITARIAN PAUSE” OR “HUMANITARIAN CORRIDORS” ARE SIMPLY NOT THE ANSWER IN GAZA Read More »
When a state chooses to call its foreign policy “Feminist,” it must be held accountable to feminist values.
How have States with Feminist Foreign Policies responded to the Palestine Question? Read More »
What have we learned from this conflict so far, and what can we expect to learn from it as it drags on?
When Will We Learn? The Crimes of War in Israel and Gaza Read More »
If the Israeli military achieves its stated objective of getting Hamas out of the Gaza Strip, it leaves the area leaderless. Who could take control once the fighting ends?
Israel-Hamas war: 5 scenarios for Gaza’s future Read More »
Professor Lynn Davies and Carys Evans, have developed what we think are the ‘Top 10 Tips for facilitating difficult conversations in classrooms’ to support you in this process.
Addressing controversial issues (Palestine-Israel conflict) in the classroom Read More »
Iran’s direct involvement in the war is a nightmare scenario that would mark the transformation of the current conflict into a regional conflagration.
Will the Israel-Hamas War Spiral into a Wider Conflict? Read More »
INDEED INTERNATIONAL POLICY & PRACTITIONERS FORUM The 2-Day INDEED International Forum was organized to advance the field of evidence-based evaluation and evidence-based policy and practice in PVE/CVE and De–Radicalisation initiatives (programmes, actions, policies, and strategies). The Forum brought together leading international experts, practitioners, law enforcement agencies and civil society organisations, representatives of governments, the European
INDEED INTERNATIONAL POLICY & PRACTITIONERS FORUM – 15 & 16 NOVEMBER Read More »
The Kyiv Social Recovery Conference – brought together all key sectors across government, national and international organisations, the United Nations and more to address critical needs and priorities for effective social recovery in Ukraine.
SOCIAL RECOVERY CONFERENCE, KYIV – 22 NOVEMBER 2023 Read More »
A platform of bringing together youth in movements, associations, councils, and organisations across Ukraine and those working to support youth in Ukraine in the midst of war, to hear the voices and vision of youth first-hand on how to support resilience, address the needs of youth, and the role of youth in recovery during and after the invasion and war in Ukraine.
UKRAINIAN YOUTH FORUM FOR JOINT ACTION – 23 NOVEMBER 2023 Read More »
The Peace Action, Training and Research Institute of Romania (PATRIR) was founded in 2001 as a non-governmental, non-profit, politically independent organization in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. The institute has as basic principles non-violence, conflict transformation, the promotion of human rights through information and awareness raising by solutions oriented, social, political and economic analysis