“Peace processes are always messy, there are no shortcuts.” For #PeaceMoments, Laurence Broers talks about his experience of the power of film to bridge conflicting narratives. Watch Parts of a Circle here: https://bit.ly/2XiRgZD | Conciliation Resources

Young people have the potential to make important and positive contributions to maintaining and promoting peace and security. This #YouthDay2023, read our report offering six practical lessons to include more diverse youth in peacebuilding: https://bit.ly/2RW3mIR #YouthDay | Conciliation Resources

What's next for peace in Afghanistan? In our ground-breaking new Accord publication, Afghan government representatives, Taliban leaders, and Afghan and international experts examine the prospects for peace in the country, and how this could be achieved. In this film, Accord editors Anna Larson and Zand Ramsbotham, and adviser Michael Semple, outline what you can expect from the publication. Download & read 'Incremental peace in Afghanistan': www.c-r.org/afghanistan | Conciliation Resources

Our 25-day Steps To Peace challenge ends this Friday! A massive thank you to everyone who is taking part and helping us to support communities affected by violent conflict. It's not too late to donate! Sponsor a participant or donate to our challenge here: https://bit.ly/35iraLz | Conciliation Resources

Sunday marks the second anniversary of United Nations Security Council Resolution on disability, armed conflict and humanitarian emergencies. Our report explores why the inclusion of persons with disabilities in peacebuilding is vital, the barriers they face and how these can be overcome. 📖 Read here: https://bit.ly/3gLkn2Q 🎧 Listen to the audio report here: https://bit.ly/3iMjrfE | Conciliation Resources

New chairman of conciliation service Acas announced

Sylvie Ortega : son soutien à Jordan Bardella et les conséquences sur ses amitiés

Harvester Judgement