Trash is Piling up in Rural Colombia. That’s a Bad Sign for Peace
In Colombia, the COVID-19 pandemic and national State of Emergency have weakened an already fragile peace process. Armed groups have […]
Using Everyday Peace Indicators to Increase Local Ownership
Local ownership, a policy term commonly used in the development and peacebuilding sectors, signals the degree to which local actors
U.S. cities and states are discussing reparations for Black Americans. Here’s what’s key.
The article explores the growing momentum behind local reparations efforts in the U.S. and stresses a crucial distinction: reparations must
Everyday Peace Indicators: Renegotiating Rigor for Peacebuilding Evidence
The chapter stresses the need for better evaluation in peacebuilding, especially in fragile, conflict-affected areas. Strong evidence supports more effective
World Peace is Local Peace
Today we live in a world where the majority of wars are no longer interstate, a development that over the
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
Including Hard-to-Access Populations Using Mobile Phone Surveys and Participatory Indicators
One of the main obstacles for survey researchers—especially those conducting surveys in difficult contexts such as postconflict areas—is accessing respondents.
Dabeiba (Antioquia), más allá de la fosa común
Si bien la guerra nunca se ha ido del todo y en la actualidad hay un control significativo por parte
Reflections on Constructivism Week: The Constructivism of Everyday Evaluation by Zach Tilton
Zach Tilton reflects on how constructivist theory informs his work with Everyday Peace Indicators. Drawing from Lincoln and Guba’s The