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The Berlin Moot will explore lessons learned and best practices from both failed and successful examples, to develop practical, innovative approaches to boost peace process implementation.

Numerous high-ranking guests are expected to attend this year's inaugural event, including government representatives.

How can these fields work together to achieving lasting peace?

Robert Bosch Stiftung and Sana’a Center for Strategic Studies host an event on 18 April in Berlin.

“The inclusion of authentic grassroots voices from civil society and protest movements would have been and will be key to a process bringing peace and stability to Mali.” More at our panel on "Protest and Peace" on April 17.

Women of The Berlin Moot share their recommendations for International Women’s Day

On 16 February our Executive Director Andrew Gilmour took part in the panel “Women as Drivers of Change in (Post) Conflict Situations” at the Munich Security Conference (MSC), which aimed to unpack challenges to achieving a gender inclusive peace process following war.

At the core of every conflict lies the human factor and we already saw a significant shift towards integrating social psychology into peacebuilding. We now need to explore how we can derive evidence-based, concrete recommendations to support peacemaking efforts from neuroscience.

As conflicts escalate globally, the urgency for effective peacebuilding strategies becomes ever more apparent. On 18 January, the Berghof Foundation invited cognitive and neuroscientists as well as peacebuilders to discuss how insights from neuroscience can advance peacebuilding.