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🕊️📚 Why should rigour be rethought to embrace complexity in peacebuilding evaluations? Dr Tiffany Fairey co-authored this article, which presents an inclusive rigour framework to improve the evaluation of peacebuilding interventions. Explore it ⬇️ journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11…

Another article out! 🎉 A roundtable bringing together 2 online participatory photography projects working with Colombian exiles in Spain & USA. We explore the role of #peacephotography in symbolic reparations and healing #imagingpeace ⁦War Studies⁩ journals.membrana.org/index.php/memb…

The deadline to apply for the Fall MediaStorm internship is June 1st. Start dates are flexible. Interns are paid. Available positions include: Editor, Cinematographer, Motion Graphics, Interactive Design, Web Development. Apply here: mediastorm.com/about/careers/…

In a new article with Ellie Knott @ellieknott.bsky.social, we find that women drive research ethics reporting in political science and IR, shape knowledge of research ethics and do so differently than men. For more & for implications check: bit.ly/3yDjvZm American Political Science Review LSE European Institute @MethodologyLSE

Last chance to sign up. Important topic, and great set of panelists. Now featuring Ido Rosenzweig, along with Kevin Jon Heller Victor Kattan, Victor Peskin, Noelle Quenivet, and Maria Varaki. BISA - British International Studies Association Suwita Hani Randhawa Glasgow Centre for International Law & Security War Studies

Check out a new special issue on ‘Arts-based approaches, migration and violence: intersectional and creative perspectives’ Introduced by Cathy McIlwaine (@cathymcilwaine.bsky.social) & Dr Megan Ryburn, explore the variety of way creative arts are engaged with ⬇️ Find out more! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

So much brilliant #peacephotography work in these galleries. Do have a look. #imagingpeace

This bumper volume includes inspiring and diverse artistic research and practice approaches to bodies of water 🌀 It also features a Map of Hydrocommons projects we edited to identify actionable solutions to water stresses 💙

Finally! Our report on impact storytelling is out in the world - a resource for storytellers, artivists, scholars and campaigners interested in using storytelling for social change: arts.ac.uk/__data/assets/… AKO Storytelling Institute

Missed the final New Voices in Global Security Studies seminar? Dr Tiffany Fairey discussed photography's role in peacebuilding, while Karoline Fäerber explored feminist foreign policy in Germany. Watch it here👇 youtube.com/watch?v=PrH0p_…

Honoured to have been able to contribute to this important collection of articles on the work of Tim Hetherington thanks to Katy Parry

Never more urgent Jeanette Winterson ❤️

The brilliant Sirkhane DARKROOM have a new account. Do give them a follow to keep up with their news.

This week, our Founder & President Velma Saric will speak at the international conference ‘Listening and Leading: the Art and Science of Peace, Resilience and Transformational Justice’ in Kigali, Rwanda. Organized by Aegis Trust in partnership with University of Rwanda ,

Publication alert 🚨 It was a privilege to edit this book for Goldsmiths Press with incredible contributions from @InesUlanovsky Cora Gamarnik nat @TelloWeiss and others. And now it’s officially out in the world! Check it out 👇

The second panel at today's #ListeningAndLeading conference is "The Visual Arts as a Way Toward Peace and Justice" featuring Velma Saric and Dr. Nicole Fleetwood, introduced by Robin Heller. #AegisPeaceConference

Check out my LinkedIn post where I explore how @TiffanyFairey & Post-Conflict Research Center (PCRC) are using storytelling to foster peace, challenge harmful stereotypes, & inspire the next generation. Great Job 🙏🏾👏🏾 Link: shorturl.at/2an97 #Peacebuilding #Storytelling #InclusiveNarratives #Justice

Man, this one's gonna be a tough one. Losing a friend and our adopted Bosnian cuts deep. I met Paul in 2019. when we worked on a broadcast project together, unpacking forgotten war crimes in Sarajevo and Bijeljina. This is for you, Paul! | paullowe We lost more than a

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Professor Paul Lowe, a brilliant photojournalist and cherished colleague. Visiting Professor in War Studies, Paul worked closely with our Art and Reconciliation team. We send our deepest condolences to his family.

This is such a huge loss. It was a honour to have worked with Paul Lowe. An outstanding photographer, educator and human whose energies were unparalleled. Thank you Paul for all you gave me and so many of us. 🕊️🕊️