Women, Peace and Security and humanitarianism – 3 ideas for a return to radical action Comment | 31 October 2020 | Megan DaigleLong billed as a watershed moment in international security, the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda turns 20 this week. Read and comment
Justice for all and Afghanistan’s future Public event | 6 October 2020 13:00 - 14:30 GMT+1 (BST)Justice for all is essential for a durable peace in Afghanistan. We explore how to ensure it is the top of the pledging agenda at the 2020 Conference. Find out more
Coronavirus and local peacebuilding efforts in North Africa Public event | 6 August 2020 14:30 - 16:00 GMT +1 (BST)An online discussion of the implications of Covid-19 on peacebuilding at the local level in Libya, Tunisia and Egypt. Find out more
Climate change, conflict and security scan: analysis of current thinking December 2018–March 2019Publication series | March 2020 | Katie Peters, Leigh Mayhew, Olena Borodyna, Hannah Measures, Kristina Petrova, Christie Nicoson, Pernilla Nordqvist and Laura E.R. PetersThis scan summarises the literature and social media coverage on the topic of resilience, climate change, conflict and security in Dec 2018–March 2019. Downloads
Gender and violent extremism: four points for coordinated action on the C/PVE agendaInsight | 8 January 2020 | Rachel GeorgeFifteen years on from the 7/7 attacks in London, a wider, integrated approach that takes into account gender is needed to counter violent extremism. Read and comment
Climate change, conflict and security scan: analysis of current thinking August–November 2018Research reports and studies | September 2019 | Katie Peters and Leigh MayhewThis scan summarises the literature and social media coverage on the topic of resilience, climate change, conflict and security in August–November 2018. Downloads
The 2017 pre-famine response in Somalia: progress on reform?Research reports and studies | January 2019 | Maxine Clayton, Ahmed Abdi Ibrahim and Badra YusufReviewing the 2017 pre-famine response in Somalia through the lens of the Grand Bargain: what lessons have been learned, and what could still be improved? Downloads
UK counterterrorism travel ban could criminalise humanitarian assistance Comment | 30 November 2018 | Sarah AdamczykThe British government should amend the bill – which could pass this Monday – to exempt aid workers and others who have legitimate reasons to travel. Read and comment
Somalia: resolving the crisis and sustaining peacePublic event | 14 March 2018 16:30 - 18:00 GMTPanellists look through the changes that are happening in Somalia and reflect on the key challenges a year after the elections. Find out more
