The complex array of conflict settings being faced by countries highlights the stark reality that peacebuilding in general and C4D in Peacebuilding in particular, cannot remain an optional agenda within development programming. Locally articulated theories of change underlying C4D in Peacebuilding strategies are key in addressing various levels and drivers of conflict, as are strategic partnerships forged between governments, civil society organizations and community groups.
This section features resources and news about the rich diversity of C4D interventions – including both inter-personal, technological, and multi-media approaches across different levels – individual, interpersonal, community, social, institutional and policy level – that provide a window into the emerging results and contribution of C4D to Peacebuilding interventions.
Latest C4D and Peace Resources and News
Breaking the Conflict Cycle, Building Peaceful Communities: participatory photography and storytelling with African diasporas in Sydney (Journal of Communication Inquiry, 2018)
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Who Can I Turn To? Mapping social connections, trust and problem-solving among conflict-affected populations (Tearfund Report, 2017)
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‘What Violence Means to Us: Women with Disabilities Speak’ (Inclusive Friends and NSRP Research Study, 2015)
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The impacts of war on the participation of women in civil society organization and peace building (AWAM Development Foundation and Oxfam, 2017)
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What role can drama play in conflict? A radio drama for Syria, qualitative research findings (BBC Media Action Brief, 2018)
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Social Media and Conflict in Nigeria: A Lexicon of Hate Speech Terms (PeaceTech Lab, 2018)
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Engaging with people affected by armed conflicts and other situations of violence (ICRC Discussion Paper, 2018)
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