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Neb Sinthay

Sinthay began his work with weapons reduction in late 1998, doing fieldwork for a study on the feasibility of removing guns in...

Cheang Sokha

Sokha was eager to share his journal. In it was an assortment of quotes that he has been collecting for over 20...

Chea Vannath

For Vannath, neither her extensive activism for democracy nor her leadership in Cambodian civil society was part of any plan. Growing up...

Cambodia Peace Museum campaign kicks off in October

The Centre for Peace & Conflict Studies (CPCS) will officially launch the fundraising campaign for the Cambodia Peace Museum on October 19...

Register for the 2015 Peace Conference!

Registration for the 4th Peace Practitioners Research Conference is now open! The conference will be held in Siem Reap, Cambodia from December...

Register for the 2015 Peace Conference!

4th Peace Practitioners Research Conference Siem Reap, Cambodia December 9-10, 2015 Learning from Asian practices of mediation, negotiation & dialogue The 2015...

Listening to the Tatmadaw

The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS) takes a conflict transformation approach to peace-building. CPCS focuses on supporting the transformation of...

Listening to Karen communities

Listening to Communities – Karen (Kayin) State is now available for download in Burmese and Chinese. This publication examines and elevates the...

Leadership Programme featured in DFAT publication

CPCS’ Transformative Peace Leadership Programme has been featured in the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade Women, Peace and Security publication....

The Struggle for Peace editorial

The Journey of the All Burma Students Democratic Front By Nerea Bilbatua Making war is often easier than making peace. After decades...

Myanmar: Portraits of Diversity film series

Commissioned by CPCS, Myanmar: Portraits of Diversity is a series of short films seeking to stimulate discussion and move audiences towards recognizing,...

Keynote address by Emmanuel Bombande

CPCS is proud to share Mr. Emmanuel Bombande’s keynote address at the 3rd Peace Practitioners Research Conference in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Emmanuel...

Listening to Communities – Karen (Kayin) State Author: CPCS Published by: Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies Publication Date: November 2014 ISBN:...

Letter to a Young Mediator

By Emma Leslie The most powerful book I ever read on mediation was by Sue and Steve Williams – Being in the...

Call for Papers– Peace Practitioners’ Research Conference 2014

APPLICATION CLOSING DATE EXTENDED – We are pleased to share with you the call for applications for this year’s Peace Practitioners’ Research...

Poem by Farid Barzgar: White Pigeon

“Oh! My white pigeon! I trace your footprint further and further Nowhere…. My white pigeon! You are hidden and I think, Calling...

ACTS 2015–Call for Applications

CPCS invites applications to it’s Applied Conflict Transformation Master’s Course Programme 2015. Click on the below link for more information: Call for...

Steven Pallickal

Steven was born in New York, USA, of Indian Descent. He supports the CPCS Peace Process Program Team. Continue reading.

Portraits of Diversity

Upcoming! The Portraits of Diversity are a series of short video portraits highlighting the diversity of Myanmar’s religious communities. These portraits seek...

Working Inside the Triangles: Engaging with locally led peace initiatives in Myanmar

Working Inside the Triangles: Engaging with locally led peace initiatives in Myanmar Author: Clarke, Sarah. Translated by Sophie Deng Published by: Centre...