OxPeace

University of Oxford

Events this person is hosting:

14:00 - Implementing the SDGs in Africa: the UN's 'nexus approach' to implementation of peace, rights, and development:
Prof Alain Tschudin (Durban Univ. of Technology)

16:00 - Book Talk: 'Peacebuilding Legacy: Programming for Change and Young People's Attitudes to Peace'
Sukanya Podder (Reader in Post-war Reconstruction and Peacebuilding, King's College London)
Global Governance & Diplomacy Public Speaker Series
16:00 - 'Peacebuilding Legacy: Programming for Change and Young People's Attitudes to Peace' Book launch
Dr Sukanya Podder

09:15 - OxPeace Training Workshop: Local Peacebuilding and International Agencies: Grassroots Skills and Wisdom in Support
Cost: Students are asked to pay just £20, and non-students £50. Coffee, tea and a sandwich lunch will be provided. The workshop is being subsidized by the independent Oxford Peace Research Trust (OPRT). Applications: Please send your application, giving your name, contact details (phone, postal address, email) your present course if you are a student, a brief CV, and a short statement of why you would like to participate, to Assistant Organizer, Megan McDowell: Megan.mcdowell@hotmail.co.uk You can expect a quick reply, and when accepted you will receive information on how to pay to secure your place. Places will be capped at twenty participants. Please apply now!
Various Speakers

09:00 - Learning from Ukraine: origins, impacts, and lessons for peacebuilding
Registration: this is strongly advised. It will probably be possible to walk in on the day (bring cash, Students £5, others £10, and donations are welcome) but please register in advance if possible to help with numbers for catering. Coffee/tea breaks and sandwich lunch are included.
Various Speakers
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17:00 - Ten Years of Peace Processes in Colombia
Various Speakers
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09:30 - Multi-level Mediation, Negotiation and Diplomacy: Training Workshop
This Workshop is now full, and you will be put on a waiting list. Please note it occupies two full days, Friday 19 and Saturday 20 April, ending 17.30 on 20 April.
Martin Albani (European External Action Service), Valentin Ade (The Negotiation Studio)
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09:00 - New Actors and the Changing Field of Peacemaking and Peacebuilding
Arrivals from 09.00, Conference starts 09.20. Coffee breaks and sandwich lunch provided. You are invited to contribute on the door - £5 for students/unwaged. others £10. Cash is preferred. Bank details will be available. Cheques accepted! Walk-ins on the day are welcome but to assist organisation please register:
Various Speakers
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09:30 - Negotiating with Difficult Actors: International Negotiation, Mediation and Diplomacy. Day 1 (of 2) Intensive Training Workshop
Applications: For details on how to apply, please email Assistant Organiser Devika Manish Kumar devika.manishkumar@sant.ox.ac.uk Places will be limited. This workshop is now fully subscribed, but you are welcome to apply and be on the waiting list. Note change of venue from St John's to the Pavilion Room, St Antony's.
Martin Albani (European External Action Service), Valentin Ade (The Negotiation Studio)
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20:15 - Peacemaking in Trouble
Matt Waldman
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17:00 - Beyond Our Current Boundaries: Peace Studies from Africa and the Global South. Book Launch and talk.
Followed by derinks reception
Various Speakers
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16:00 - Conceptualising 'compounded suffering' in the post-war context
Followed by drinks reception
Dr Farah Milhar (Oxford Brookes University)
OxPeace Events

Events this person is organising:

16:00 - 'Peacebuilding Legacy: Programming for Change and Young People's Attitudes to Peace' Book launch
Dr Sukanya Podder

09:15 - OxPeace Training Workshop: Local Peacebuilding and International Agencies: Grassroots Skills and Wisdom in Support
Cost: Students are asked to pay just £20, and non-students £50. Coffee, tea and a sandwich lunch will be provided. The workshop is being subsidized by the independent Oxford Peace Research Trust (OPRT). Applications: Please send your application, giving your name, contact details (phone, postal address, email) your present course if you are a student, a brief CV, and a short statement of why you would like to participate, to Assistant Organizer, Megan McDowell: Megan.mcdowell@hotmail.co.uk You can expect a quick reply, and when accepted you will receive information on how to pay to secure your place. Places will be capped at twenty participants. Please apply now!
Various Speakers