How the International Community Can Help Establish Pathways Toward Sustainable Peace in Cameroon’s “Forgotten” Civil War
This post analyses how to date, the civil war has displaced nearly 800,000 Cameroonians and killed more than 7,000. This…
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How Social and Behavioral Science Can Promote Government Accountability
Honesty, benevolence, and competence build a foundation of trust between citizens and governments. This requires that governments are accountable to…
How does democratic backsliding affect gender equality?
This post discusses how several reports on democratic backsliding have been published recently. At the same time, movements opposing women’s…
Non-transparent power in our societies
This post discusses how the way digital giants use power in society is an issue that needs to be better…
Las “D” que distorsionan la democracia en la era digital
This post examines how recent global studies and indexes reveal the complex scenario that democracies are going through. In the…
From Being Targeted To Building Peace
This is written by a Nigerian peacebuilder who shares his story on how his life being at stake inspired him…
From Fleeing To Freeing
This is written by a Syrian refugee about how fleeing his home left him traumatized and how he is working…
The Reunited States of America: New Documentary Seeks to Bridge Political Divide
This piece examines The Reunited States documentary directed by Ben Rekhi. It argues that the documentary goes beyond portraying divisions…
The two step recipe for positive change: humility and active listening
This series explores the changing trends in the conflict resolution field over the past 30 years. In conversation with practitioners…
Why White Supremacists and Christian Nationalists Tried to Subvert American Democracy
This piece examines the attack to the Capitol in Washington and argues that the event is not merely the result…