Blogs
Discover the latest insights from our staff and partners covering violent conflict, peacebuilding, and global events.
Ukrainian civil society call for broader solidarity across international NGOs
PCi supports the calls put forward in the recent joint statement by Ukrainian civil society, among the signatories of which are our partners whom we have seen work tirelessly to build understanding across divisions at least since 2014.
Using a Dialogue Initiative Group to build trust in Muzykivka village, Ukraine
Muzykivka village is located in the Southern Ukrainian region of Kherson, which borders the Crimean peninsula. When the government of Ukraine began to reform the
Promoting public engagement with the Constitution in Libya
Two members of the Peacemakers’ Network, from different parts of Libya, took the lead in developing a campaign on public engagement with the Constitution drafting process.
PCi CEO addresses ECFR meeting on Libya stabilisation
PCi CEO discussed strengthening stabilisation efforts to advance a meaningful political process in Libya at a meeting hosted by the European Council on Foreign Relations.
Young Armenian and Georgian leaders benefit from conflict transformation and peacebuilding training
Young leaders benefit from conflict transformation and peacebuilding training, building trust among young activists from different parts of Georgia and Armenia.
Increasing awareness of a conflict sensitive approach to aid interventions in Syria
This article calls for increasing awareness of a conflict sensitive approach to aid interventions in Syria.
Webinar: conflict sensitivity in remote programming
In this webinar, PCi senior advisers share the challenges and opportunities of mainstreaming conflict sensitivity in remote programming contexts.
Peace can be a dirty word: Challenging assumptions about the nature of peacebuilding
In thisTEDx talk, Fleur Just, CEO of Peaceful Change initiative, challenges common assumptions made about peace, peacebuilding and conflict prevention.
Partnerships with purpose: media in Kosovo and Serbia
The media spaces of Kosovo and Serbia are facing common challenges. Although some of these cannot be addressed overnight, there are immediate steps to make existing resources go further and to equip media with the requisite skills for the contemporary media environment.
Condemning attacks on academic freedom
Peaceful Change initiative strongly condemns attacks on academic freedom and the threats made against academics from the University of Belgrade in Serbia.
Women in media report: Serbia and Kosovo
These reports present findings from surveys looking at the position of women in the media and gender inequality in the newsroom in Serbia and Kosovo.
PCi Media Award: celebrating the power of positive journalism
PCi’s second Media Award shines a light on positive stories of multi-ethnic coexistence in Kosovo and Serbia.