CPCS Latest Publications
Chinese Version of Listening to Voices from Inside: Ethnic People Speak
The publication Listening to Voices from Inside: Ethnic People Speak is now available in Chinese from the Publications page.
Transforming our woundedness for peace -- VOICES FROM THE FRONTLINE
The third Action Asia Peacebuilders' Forum held in Siem Reap, Cambodia took as its central theme the wounds that are integral to living and working in conflict: these are often unspoken, suffered silently and may be destructive inhibitors, but also key drivers for action for change. Participants were invited to share their own experiences and reflect on how this had informed their personal journeys in peacebuilding under the title of Transforming our Woundedness for peace.
Examining RPP as a tool for evaluation -- the Action Asia Experience
Action Asia Leaders met together for two days in Sri Lanka to reflect on their experience with RPP (Reflecting on Peace Practice) over the past two years. There was a particular focus on the use of RPP for program evaluations. The discussion also raised concerns and questions about RPP based evaluations, related to the role of the outside evaluators, the evaluation context, and the challenges of building an inclusive process. This briefing paper is ACTION Asia's contribution to the larger process of learning and reflection taking place in the region and around the world.
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Developing best practice for strategic intervention into conflict
The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS) is home to a range of interconnected programmes that promote the advancement of peace processes, research and learning. CPCS creates opportunities for practitioners, students, academics and analysts to access information and resources that are contextually grounded; and supports people in country and conflict situations through network support mechanisms and consultancy services.
Our Country Programmes are currently focused on Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Orissa, Timor Leste, and Nepal. We work, with our partners across the Asia Pacific region, to help people across Asia make more informed and strategic initiatives into violent conflict and transformation. We offer many courses and consultancy in this field, including the innovative and acclaimed MA Course, Applied Conflict Transformation Studies (ACTS).
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