Asia: India

Navya Khanna

1 June, 2022

a case study from the “Race, Power and Peacebuilding” report All over the world violence, war, persecution and extreme poverty force millions of people to flee their homes and seek refuge elsewhere. Due to traumatic…

Experience of a Young Peace Researcher: Conventional Research vs Participatory Action Research

Sameer

23 December, 2021

Dear peace-loving reader, in this blog post I will discuss: the differences between conventional research and participatory action research in peace research in South Asia, my experience of these approaches based on my involvement in…

UNOY Peacebuilders

3 November, 2021

First comprehensive analysis of youth-led peacebuilding in the South Asia region makes clear the commitment of young peacebuilders to challenge violent extremist discourses In a complex and fragmented region, where violent extremism (VE) has long…

UNOY Peacebuilders

9 September, 2014

Sharna de Lacy My name is Sharna. I have been involved with the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) for 5 years. I co-founded the Young WILPF Network with three other young women…

UNOY Peacebuilders

24 August, 2014

Iram Parveen Since my childhood I witnessed prejudice even in modern progressive families, particularly on educating the girl child. I was born in such an atmosphere, and through my interactions during my work in different…

Asia: India

Efforts to Integrate the Afghan Refugee Population by the Local Peacebuilders in India

Navya Khanna

Experience of a Young Peace Researcher: Conventional Research vs Participatory Action Research

Sameer

ALLY Press Release: Peace, My Heart

UNOY Peacebuilders

Story 8: The Journey Of A Young Woman Making Peace

UNOY Peacebuilders

Story 5: Education Can Change The World

UNOY Peacebuilders