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Peacebuilding & Conflict Resolution
Overview
UNIPA’s Peacebuilding & Conflict Resolution program works to promote inclusive, sustainable, and culturally sensitive approaches to ending violence and restoring social harmony. In a world facing increasing polarization, identity-based conflicts, displacement, and hate-fueled violence, we believe that dialogue, justice, and reconciliation are the keys to lasting peace.
We engage communities, youth, traditional leaders, and policymakers to address the root causes of conflict and foster a culture of peace across borders.
Strategic Objectives
Promote Intercultural & Interfaith Dialogue
Create safe spaces for mutual understanding between diverse groups
Counter extremism, intolerance, and hate speech
Support Community-level Peace Processes
Mediation, facilitation, and trauma healing in post-conflict zones
Train local peacebuilders and traditional conflict mediators
Youth for Peace & Social Cohesion
Youth-led peace education, peace clubs, and civic engagement projects
Counter radicalization through positive alternatives
Early Warning & Prevention Mechanisms
Conflict mapping and community-based alert systems
Strengthen local actors to prevent escalation
Women in Peacebuilding
Promote gender-sensitive peacebuilding strategies
Support women mediators, survivors, and grassroots leaders
Core Components
Area | Example Activities |
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*Dialogue & Mediation | Peace circles, interethnic dialogues, community consultations |
*Trauma Healing | Psychosocial support, storytelling, and art therapy |
* Peace Education | Peace curriculum, teacher training, conflict resolution workshops |
*Peace Media | Counter-narratives, community radio, documentary filmmaking |
* Transitional Justice | Truth-telling forums, community tribunals, legal aid |
🧑🤝🧑 Target Groups
Youth in conflict or post-conflict zones
Survivors of violence and trauma
Women-led community organizations
Religious and community leaders
Refugees and displaced populations
Civil society and peacebuilding professionals
Flagship Programs
UNIPA PeaceBuilders Fellowship
– A global training program for grassroots mediators and peace educators.Peace Starts With Me Campaign
– Global digital campaign against hate, war, and intolerance.Schools of Peace
– Establishing peace education modules in schools and refugee camps.Community Reconciliation Forums
– Local dialogue spaces for truth, justice, and healing.Women for Peace Network
– A platform to amplify the voices of women peace leaders across regions.Methodologies & Tools
Restorative justice circles
Community peace toolkits
Digital storytelling for reconciliation
Conflict trend mapping
Theatre and participatory arts for healing
Peace podcast and storytelling series
Key Partnerships
UN Peacebuilding Commission
Local peace councils and customary authorities
NGOs working in post-conflict recovery
Religious and interfaith organizations
Academic institutions researching conflict resolution
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