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We aim to be advocates for the victims of war and conflict by enabling their voices to be heard. We do this by identifying the causes of violent conflict, and using this information to encourage members, supporters, and the public at large to challenge the structures, policies and attitudes that are at the root of violence. One of the ways we do this is by always having a specific campaign area in which you can participate. Campaign
We want to equip the current generation of students and young adults with the knowledge, skills, attitudes and friendships needed to be a vital force for peace in the world. We do this through talks, workshops, events, campaign opportunities and by supporting and connecting young peacemakers. Find out more about our young peacemaker programme for students and young adults.
We are flexible with the groups we work with; whatever your age, and whatever your knowledge of peace and conflict issues, we can develop something for you.
If you are already engaged with a project in a conflict or post-conflict situation overseas, you may be eligible to apply to our International Peacemakers' Fund
Our charity has Christian roots. As such, one of our priorities is to work within the Churches, denominational Peace Fellowships, and many groups to share a spirituallity of peace and nonviolence through production of worship resources on peace and conflict issues - and other resources. Read more for churches
If you work in the media on issues surrounding war and conflict
resolution, nonviolent solutions, and peacemaking in general, we have a number of resources to equip you in your work. We have
almost a century of peacemaking and advocacy experience, and may be an
indispensable resource for the contacts and resources you need to
develop your reporting pieces. Media contacts.
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