18:43
Lederach's Expanded Framework for Peacebuilding
09:44
JoHari Window- A Tool for Building Relationship and Trust
01:33:49
Moving Beyond Multi-track Diplomacy and Big Man Mediation eBook launch|| CPCS
16:13
CPCS Listening Project
32:41
CPCS Policing in Conflict & Post Conflict Nepal 30 9 2020 mov
05:42
The Voice for Peace on the Korean Peninsula from Mongolia
51:18
PPRC2020 | The Behind-the-scenes Mediators- What are we learning? How does it work- Neha Sanghrajka
31:31
PPRC2020 | 21st Century Inclusivity - What is it and Why does it matter by Meredith Preston Mcghie
01:00:37
PPRC2020 | The Essence of Peace Leadership and How to Manifest it - Ameya Kilara
15:38
PPRC2020 | Leadership in a Polarised World - Challenges and Opportunities by Shadia Marhaban
36:21
PPRC2020 | The Power of Civil Society Movements for Political Change - Christine Ahn
36:05
PPRC2020 | Adaptive Leadership for Peace Organisations by Julia Roig
14:36
PPRC 2020 | Welcoming Remarks by Dr. Emma Leslie
06:00
The Power of Civil Society Movement for Political Change
05:14
Impact of Sanctions on Public Health and Everyday Life in DPRK
04:17
CPCS Core Values
02:14
Holding on to #peacebuilding in the midst of Crisis
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The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS) is home to interconnected programs that ultimately invest in Leadership and facilitation for lasting peace in Asia. CPCS interventions focus on: leadership, learning, analysis, and facilitation bringing our experience as well as connections across the region as resources to support new thinking, new relationships, and new interventions.
Visit www.centrepeaceconflictstudies.org/ to learn more about our interventions.
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