🕊️ SVNP Scholars Alumni Conference🕊️ Today marks the start of our Southern Voices Network for Peacebuilding Scholars Alumni Conference - three days of private sessions for our current and former SVNP scholars to connect, network, share and engage with DC-based policymakers, fellow experts and one another. To learn more about the important work of our scholars, visit our publications page: https://buff.ly/3wQ8J1q ----- The Southern Voices Network for Peacebuilding (SVNP) is a network of 22 African policy, research, and academic organizations that works with the Wilson Center’s Africa Program to attain the most appropriate, cohesive, and inclusive policy frameworks and approaches for achieving sustainable peace in Africa. Each year, the Africa Program hosts scholars from member organizations for a 3-month resident scholar program in Washington, D.C. The scholarship program creates the opportunity for select individuals to complete a policy-oriented research project and engage with U.S. policymakers and practitioners, increasing the visibility and influence of their work.
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Registration is open! The Howard University African Studies International Conference, set for March 12 - 13, 2024, under the theme: "Global Africa in the Twenty-First Century: Visions, Objectives, Challenges & Opportunities," presents a vital platform for fostering a multidisciplinary dialogue among scholars, policymakers, business leaders, civil society activists, and Pan-African advocates. It seeks to address the myriad visions, objectives, challenges, and opportunities facing Africa and its Diaspora in the contemporary era. https://lnkd.in/ek5sZKhz
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🎉 Exciting news! We're thrilled to share that our new consortium of peace & conflict research institutions has been awarded an EU #CostActions Grant! Looking forward to working with a network of peace and conflict research centers. 🌐 The PEACE Action project aims to bring together a trans-European and interdisciplinary #research community, enhancing and broadening the network of #peace and conflict research centers and scholars throughout Europe. 🧠 Together, we wish to improve our understanding of the current challenges to peace and security on the European continent and beyond, while supporting a new generation of peace and conflict researchers in developing their academic careers. 🔎 Our main focus areas will include: - Peace & Climate - Feminist Peace - Peace & Emerging Technologies - Local Peace - A new Peace and Security Architecture in Europe 🤝 Vlaams Vredesinstituut, PRIF Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, PRIO, SIPRI, Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy - Universität Hamburg, Post-Conflict Research Center (PCRC), Tampere University - Tampere Peace Research Institute, European Peace Research Association, CES | Centro de Estudos Sociais da Universidade de Coimbra, PATRIR and The Peace Institute – Institute for Contemporary Social and Political Studies. ➡ https://lnkd.in/er9nYm5P #HorizonEU #EUResearchArea
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Journalist |Expert in Peace, Security, Conflict & CVE, DDR, SALW | ED -Sulhu Development Initiative, Facilitator United State Institute of Peace (SDI)|Member Conflict Research Network of West Africa ( CORN-West Africa)
I enjoyed the knowledge exchange facilitated by Conflict Research Network West Africa especially in the areas of management of conflict data, analysis & presentation using Social Network Analysis
Knowledge exchange between Europe and Africa comes in different forms, but how do researchers who conduct fieldwork give back to the knowledge communities they worked with in the region without reinforcing academic paternalism? I'm pleased to read Claudia Wiehler 's reflections on her partnership with Conflict Research Network West Africa co-creating and delivering the Social Network Analysis course to emerging peace and conflict researchers in Nigeria: https://lnkd.in/ggCDNtmR
Teaching at the Conflict Research Network West Africa
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Obama Scholar | Global Energy & Climate Leader |Top 5 Woman Working to Change the World by The Economist| Nigerian Star; US Mission | Energy Transition Expert |CEO; Renewable Energy Tech.Training Institute |Author of 5📚
The current state of the environment has introduced new challenges for the industrialisation of Africa. What are the key ways to harness these challenges as opportunities? Looking forward to sharing my thoughts on strategies for Africa’s sustainable development.
On Apr 19 3pm ET, join student-led Columbia University African Development Group for Sustainable Development in Africa: Narratives and Realities, a panel discussion on strides and challenges in Africa's pursuit of sustainable development with Emeka Richard Ochu, Glory Oguegbu, Andrew Kamau, and Adam A. Fane. Register (in-person/virtual): https://lnkd.in/eMn3kGmr
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Are you a forward-thinker in policy, research, or practice? 🫵The ISS African Futures Conference seeks your innovative insights on Africa’s development trajectory. Submit your 250 word abstract and contribute to a tapestry of ideas that will shape our continent's destiny. 🌍💡
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Innovative and important research being funded in the peacebuilding field!
We are pleased to announce the results of our 2023 grant competition focused on developing innovative methods to improve peacebuilding practice through the study and application of democracy and human rights training in conflict zones worldwide. The research projects selected focus on peacebuilding in dozens of countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. Learn more about the grantees: https://lnkd.in/eQ9ucPh2
USIP Announces New Grants
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2024 is a landmark year for South Africa, South African science, and for SAJS. This year we reflect on 30 years of democracy and 120 years of SAJS, and look ahead to the scholarly publishing of tomorrow. https://buff.ly/3R0V664
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The year 2024 marks 30 years of South Africa’s democracy and therefore the South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA) hosted a seminar: The Road to Democracy - celebrating 30 years of democracy A seminar that was talking to the South Africas’ history on a timeline; four (4) sub-themes were discussed, that is, pre colonial history of South Africa, colonial/ apartheid history as well as post-apartheid history/ democracy history and heritage. The seminar speakers took us on a journey that was thought provoking, educational and inspiring,a journey South Africa has traversed since the advent of democracy, as well as a reflection on the progress made in regards to democracy heritage. I, personally learned a lot from the presentations and discussions that were conducted, subjects discussed that captivated me and inspired to learn more about were; - Greater inclusivity and social cohesion - Understanding where South Africa/We once was, where South Africa/we are now and where South Africa/we is/are going - Importance of teaching South African social history in schools and universities - Resolving issues like how South Africa’s history has been white washed and how African history facts have been intentionally omitted to drive false narratives. - Recognition of the First Persons (bushmen) to live in SA needs to be prioritised.
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I'm thrilled to announce that my abstract has been accepted for presentation at the upcoming 8th VOICE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (VSS2024) INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, hosted by the esteemed University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania. The conference will take place in November 2024, and I'm excited to contribute to Sub-Theme Five, focusing on the critical issues of peace, security, and development. My presentation will explore the title "Navigating Uncertainties: Africa's Impact on Global Challenges and the Necessity for Peace, Security, and Development."
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Сreative scientist with a wide international network and a strong background in cancer synergistic therapies combination
In every hardship, there is a lesson to learn. Even in war. Especially from Ukrainian full-scale resilience 💛 💙 The recent paper by Wolfsberger et. al explores effective support for science in time of crisis and the role of international community: https://lnkd.in/egsk8Bnt
Scientists without borders: lessons from Ukraine
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