Seeing peace in everyday life through Mostarians’ eyes
Three decades a er experiencing war, what do ordinary Mostarians think about peace in their city and neighborhoods? How do […]
Do Reparations Repair Relationships? Setting the Stage for Reconciliation in Colombia
Colombia is groundbreaking in its approach of prioritizing victim involvement and participation in its peace process and including victims in
After Speaking with Locals Themselves, What Mostarians Want Doesn’t Fit the Dominant Narrative
Our intention was simple: find out how people feel about their communities in Mostar. We wanted to close the gap
Navigating Reconciliation: Sri Lanka at the 15 Year Post-War Juncture
Fifteen years after Sri Lanka’s civil war, reconciliation remains a complex and urgent challenge. Everyday Peace Indicators has engaged over
Colombia’s long-term peace may depend on support for the Truth Commission
The article argues that sustainable peace in Colombia requires political backing for the Truth Commission, a body created under the
Reconciliation barometers: Tools for postconflict policy design
This article provides a comprehensive overview of several efforts at creating reconciliation barometers in 10 countries worldwide. The discussion is
Recuperando la Paz Cotidiana: Voces locales para la medición y evaluación después de la guerra
Terminar los conflictos armados es difícil; restaurar una paz duradera puede ser considerablemente más difícil aún. Recuperando la Paz Cotidiana
Opinion: To build peace in war-torn Colombia, we need to think smaller
This article argues that durable peace in Colombia—and in other conflict-affected countries—requires more attention to small-scale, everyday practices at the
Photography and everyday peacebuilding. Examining the impact of photographing everyday peace in Colombia
Arts-based peacebuilding has gained attention, but evidence and research of its impact is fragmented and, in particular, the relationship between