Venus Mae Gatdula
Peace Process Accompanier – Venus joins CPCS with her enthusiasm for continuous learning and social impact. She has a degree in Industrial... Read More
Alison Gerard
Professor Alison Gerard arrived as Head of the Canberra Law School in mid-2020. Alison’s research focuses on social justice issues and has... Read More
Sothie Keo
Peace Process Legal Adviser – He is a licensed lawyer both in the Kingdom of Cambodia and the State of Colorado. He is also... Read More
6Cs for Peacebuilding
I notice we are always framing our conversations with the starting point of COVID – That is what most media outlets are... Read More
New Publication: How do we foster human connection? Tips and tricks for facilitating peacebuilding online
Peacebuilding always begins in the midst of crisis; challenging situations push us to get creative, strategic, and think beyond the way we’ve... Read More
New Publication: Adapting Peacebuilding Approaches when the World goes Online
This has been a really creative and interesting time for us to think through what kind of peacebuilding we can do in... Read More
New Publication: Staying focused, staying connected and staying human: principles for peacebuilding online
The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS) has adapted our approach to peacebuilding to adjust to the “online” world we currently... Read More
Alison Lee
Peace Process Program Director – Alison is from Hong Kong, and joined CPCS in Sept 2019 as a peacebuilder-intern. She previously worked... Read More
Rachel Beleo Cabulong
Administration Manager – Rachel Beleo Cabulong is from the Philippines and just this year moved with her family to Siem Reap to... Read More
Joseph Ajero
ACTS Course Manager – Joseph is the Course Manager for the Applied Conflict Transformation Studies (ACTS) Master’s and Ph.D Programme of CPCS. READ... Read More
BOOK LAUNCH INVITATION
The Centre for Peace & Conflict Studies (CPCS) cordially invites you to join distinguished guests at the official book launch for the... Read More
Dr. Trond Gilberg
Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and International Relations at Paññāsāstra University – Dr. Trond Gilberg is the Dean of the... Read More
New Publication: War Was a Curse. We Can Live in Peace. Resilience and healing in Sri Lanka
War Was a Curse. We Can Live in Peace: Resilience and healing in Sri Lanka presents the stories of 29 men and... Read More
CPCS in Pyongyang and the Demilitarised Zone
The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS) visited Pyongyang and the DMZ area in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK... Read More