Update – May 31
CPCS has complied with the Ministry of Interior letter by closing the said meeting immediately. Document 1 Document 2
2022 Peace Practitioners’ Research Conference
The 11th Asian Peace Practitioners’ Research Conference (PPRC) aims to highlight the ways that people in Asia are mobilizing for peace in... 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
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
2017 Peace Practitioners Research Conference
The sixth annual Peace Practitioners Research Conference (PPRC) will be held on 17-18 November in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Under the theme of Voices... Read More
Upcoming conference on the GRP-NDF Peace Process!
The Centre for Peace & Conflict Studies (CPCS) is pleased to announce an upcoming conference exploring the Government of the Philippines (GRP)... Read More
Strengthening Understanding through Dialogue: A Peacebuilding Approach to the Korean Peninsula Conflict
The Centre for Peace & Conflict Studies (CPCS) is pleased to announce our latest publication, Strengthening Understanding through Dialogue: A Peacebuilding Approach to... Read More
Celebrating the Music and Arts of Cambodia
The ChubMet Festival showcases the importance of music and arts as ways for people to share their experiences, their hopes for the... Read More
BOOK LAUNCH INVITATION: We Want Genuine Peace – Voices of communities from Myanmar’s ceasefire areas 2015
You are cordially invited to join distinguished guests, stakeholders in the Myanmar peace process, civil society organisations and international donors at the... Read More
Making Peace in Their Own Words book launch speech
The following speech was delivered by Executive Director of Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies Emma Leslie at the launch of Making... Read More
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... Read More
Listening to Communities – Karen (Kayin) State Author: CPCS Published by: Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies Publication Date: November 2014 ISBN:... Read More
Vacancy announcement – Partnership & Grant Officer
The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies is looking for one Partnership & Grant Officer. The primary purpose of this position is... Read More
Vacancy announcement – Program Officer
The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies is seeking to recruit a Program Officer(one position) within its Peace Process Program in Myanmar.... Read More
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... Read More
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... Read More
Steven Pallickal
Steven was born in New York, USA, of Indian Descent. He supports the CPCS Peace Process Program Team. Continue reading.
Vacancy Announcement
CPCS is now recruiting for the position of an ACTS Administration Support Officer, please click link for further details: NEW: ACTS Administration... Read More
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... Read More
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... Read More