In conflict zones, women-led cultural initiatives are helping communities preserve trust, memory and public life.

How Interpeace tries to move community knowledge into national and international peace policy

Published alongside our earlier report on the International Rescue Committee, this opinion column reflects on why conflict, poverty, climate stress and aid cuts must now be understood as one connected global failure

In conflict settings, the IRC’s joined-up model of health, protection, education and emergency aid matters as needs rise

Conflict harms children long after the shelling stops, through education loss, trauma, displacement and collapsed public services

Informal networks, civic groups and local ties often keep dialogue alive when governments cannot, or will not, talk

As aid budgets tighten and scrutiny grows, Bond sits at the centre of debates on safeguarding, partnerships and sector credibility

Prosthetics, rehabilitation and long-term support remain the clearest measure of real progress for survivors

Rapid growth can dilute impact, weaken accountability and burn out communities before systems are ready.

UN-led plan seeks $33bn to support 135 million people as shelter teams race to reach displaced families

Meeting at Europe’s closest point to Africa spotlights borders, narratives and a June Arctic call for papers on “intelligence”

A practical look at consent, AI and the right to be forgotten, and how to delete your digital footprint online

The 70th session will unite nations to strengthen equality before the law and expand women’s access to fair justice systems

Born in one of Europe’s darkest chapters, the Vienna New Year’s Concert now unites over 50 million viewers worldwide through music, culture and shared heritage

Low turnout, digital surveillance and repression in Myanmar reveal how voting has become a tool of control rather than consent

How a quiet legal shift is reshaping global expectations for fair, sustainable governance

A conversation on digital inclusion, African leadership, and building an inclusive global society through connection and shared responsibility.

youth exchange explores political literacy and responsible citizenship across borders

Funding cuts expose limits of global humanitarianism at a time of conflict climate shocks and displacement

How independent measurement strengthens justice, trust and sustainable progress

Exploring both the noble and troubling sides of the Church’s role in helping the disadvantaged throughout history.

As the UN turns 80, a Bangkok policy dialogue spotlights risks to cooperation, and the fixes that could still work

An insight into ITLOS in Hamburg, where maritime disputes are settled under international law and justice at sea is upheld

How Granville Sharp and Thomas Clarkson shaped the blueprint for social justice and reform movements