How do we talk about civilians whose lives were taken by the war? Who should decide how they are remembered? And should we begin this conversation now, while the war is still ongoing? Throughout the “Dignity and Memory: Recognition of…
On November 7, the Chair of the Board of the Institute for Peace and Common Ground, Alona Horova, spoke in Rome at the international conference Security and Defence Days: “Three Years of War in Ukraine,” organized by the Fondazione De…
On December 2, a workshop for facilitators was held at the office of the Institute for Peace and сommon ground as part of the project “Dignity and Memory: Recognition of Civilian Victims of War.”The event focused on strengthening competencies in…
We are launching a new project, “Dignity and Memory: Recognizing Civilian Victims of War,” which aims to study approaches to honoring the memory of civilian victims of war in Ukraine, support communities that have suffered losses, and develop recommendations for…
On May 16, Kyiv hosted the final conference “From Dialogue to Action: A Common Path to Social Recovery,” which brought together project participants, facilitators, community representatives, experts, and partners – all those involved in creating an open dialogue in Ukrainian…
The Institute for Peace and Common Ground (IPCG) publishes its annual report for 2024, which summarizes the results of our work aimed at strengthening social cohesion, developing dialogue and resolving conflicts in Ukrainian communities. Throughout the year, we implemented restorative…
Daria Bielinska returned from Chile with valuable experience that can be useful in working with memory and justice in Ukraine. The Chilean approach to supporting victims and preserving histDaria Belinska returned from Chile with valuable experience that can be useful…
The project’s goal is to ensure the right to truth and to consolidate Ukrainian society and citizens of other countries around the processes of rebuilding the social fabric, relationships, and the country as a whole Requirements for candidates: Duties of…
The Institute of Peace and Understanding wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Another year has passed amid the Russian Federation’s full-scale war against Ukraine — a year of resilience, steadfastness, strength, and patience. This time has…
Aliona Horova was elected Chair of the IMiP Board. Ms. Aliona Horova is a co-founder of our organization and has over 20 years of professional experience in facilitating conflict resolution and decision-making, mediation, and developing the institutional capacity of organizations…
