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…
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 Ukrainian Recovery Plan, presented during the Lugano conference, highlights the principle of inclusion. At IPCG, we firmly believe that ensuring meaningful inclusion and participation of the population is essential in preventing division, promoting stabilization, and fostering sustainable peace. Inclusive…
“The more you know, the more you can do.” – E.Abu Recently, we attended a workshop on negotiation design organized by our partners from Swisspeace in Basel, Switzerland. Our team works on the principle “The more you know, the more…
The Institute for Peace and Common Ground would like to introduce you to our new project “Skladanka”. Now the exercises from the Peace School model will become even more convenient! A folder is a set of cards, each with two…
