Ten years after the revolution, with protest movements rising yet again in Tunisia, what hope do young people hold for the future? International Alert Tunisia's documentary 'Feeling what's going on' offers a deep-dive into two of Greater Tunis' popular quarters, Douar Hicher and Ettadamen.

To stop violence against women and girls we must challenge the gender norms and expectations around women, men, boys and girls that drive violence. Find out how.

We are deeply concerned to hear of the arrest of our colleague in Tunisia Mehdi Barhoumi along with two other civil society activists yesterday. We join in solidarity with civil society organisations in calling for their swift release.

The second Ebola outbreak in DRC in 2018 may seem like a whole other health crisis ago. But due to COVID-19, its lessons for effective health responses are more relevant now than ever.

Caroline Brooks, Programmes Manager at International Alert, shares some of the key take aways from the peace education webinar she chaired.

At this event International Alert shared findings from its report 'Peace education in formal schools: Why is it important and how can it be done?'

Young people like Jean Claude who are trying to cope with the consequences of transgenerational trauma associated with the genocide perpetrated against the Tutsi In Rwanda being passed down.

Young women from Tataouine, Tunisia, share the realities of emigration, employment opportunities, violence and political engagement, from the viewpoint of women in the region, using this documentary.

Congratulations to the 17 community and civil society leaders who joined the first network of restorative justice (RJ) practitioners in the Bangsamoro, as they successfully completed the pilot run of the 12-week RJ training course pioneered by International Alert Philippines through the support of the Australian Embassy in the Philippines.