Events
Leadership Project Re-Launches Leadership Training Initiative in Liberia
With the support of the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund and United Nations Development Programme, the Leadership Project has recently re-launched its leadership training program in Liberia.
Core Competencies for Graduate Programs in Coexistence and Conflict Work—Can We Agree?
Graduate Programs in Conflict/Coexistence Studies are designed to increase their participants’ capacity to contribute to the development and implementation of non-military approaches to the prevention, management and resolution of violent intrastate, national and global conflicts. This paper delves into the issue of what core competencies should be instituted in such programs.
Conflict Resolution Seminar with African Leaders
On June 30, 2011 the Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity hosted a conflict resolution seminar for an Africa Visitors Leadership group at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
Podcast with Peace-Maker and ex-US Congressman Howard Wolpe
An interview podcast conducted by Victor Dlamini, for Book Southern Africa.Hear the Podcast.
Building a New Iraq: Women's Role in Reconstruction
Iraq's progress toward democracy has been marred by violence, delays in reconstruction, and only intermittent nurturing of civil society. Despite these formidable obstacles, many Iraqis labor tirelessly for peace and stability. Among those strongly committed to a stable Iraq are the country's women, who face an ongoing battle for political representation. In this report, available for download, read how women leaders in Iraq are ensuring their voices are heard.
