Governments across the world need to move beyond merely responding to crises and should focus on long-term conflict prevention, or peacebuilding. It makes economic sense, and importantly, it is what their constituents want.

Every day peacebuilders put themselves in challenging situations to bring about peace. But you've probably never heard of them. 'Peacebuilding’ is a word used by the United Nations, governments, businesses, non-governmental organisations globally, but 'peacebuilding' is not in the dictionaries! Join us to change this.

How dialogue forums are changing communities in Mali.

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The role of minorities in 21st century Pakistan and the issues they face has been absent from public discourse.

New findings from Mali underline the failure of hard security approaches to conflict-resolution.

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