Interpeace and the Geneva International Film Festival (GIFF), were pleased to present in the context of the Geneva Peace Week, the virtual reality project The Enemy by Karim Ben Khelifa. The Enemy is a collective immersive experience that offers an innovative and human perspective on the realities of war and transports viewers face-to-face with […]

  A summary of key messages discussed during the high-level side event: Think globally, lead locally - the right partnerships for conflict prevention, which took place on September 24, 2018 at the United Nations General Assembly.

Reconciliation is a deeply complex process, which has gained increasing prominence on the agenda of post-violence peacebuilding. Yet reconciliation remains a contested and highly context-specific notion. In fact, there is considerable debate among scholars, experts and practitioners on the concept and practice of reconciliation, and how to best assess the achievements or limitations of reconciliation […]

"The international response to crises needs to change. Addressing the causes of conflicts, building robust, inclusive societies that resist violence: these are the new criteria for effectiveness." Article by President of Interpeace, Scott M. Weber, on how to tackle hunger through a peacebuilding approach. Article was published on 30 October, 2018 in Devex.

"Beyond social pressure and institutional barriers: the role of women in decision-making spheres in Guinea-Bissau." This report is the result of a participatory research conducted by Voz di Paz and Interpeace, with the support of the Gender Promotion Initiative of the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund. The participative and inclusive approach of the research offers new perspectives on […]

Article published in Swiss Peace Supporter, by President of Interpeace, Scott M. Weber, entitled “Capacity Building – turning knowledge into practice”.