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AFP Conference: Next Gen Peace: Expand. Advance. Influence. Session 1
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1:46:05Now PlayingThe U.S. Institute of Peace co-sponsored the third day of the 2016 Alliance for Peacebuilding (AfP) Annual Conference, “Next Gen Peace: Expand. Advance. Influence.” AfP’s 2016 Annual Conference examined the newest developments in the peacebuilding field, and captured the “view from the edges,” where peacebuilding is innovating, “looking around corners” and scanning the horizon to revolutionize the field.
Session 1 consisted of:
Welcoming Remarks
- Nancy Lindborg, President, United States Institute of Peace (USIP)
- Melanie Greenberg, President & CEO, Alliance for Peacebuilding (AfP)
- Robert Berg, Board Chair, Alliance for Peacebuilding
Keynote Address
- Dr. Jeremy Richman, Founder and CEO, The Avielle Foundation
- Q & A
Panel 1 - Next Gen Fragility: New Approaches to Peace and Governance in Fragile States
- Eileen Babbitt, Director, Institute for Human Security, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University
- Sarah Cliffe, Director, Center on International Cooperation, New York University
- Clare Lockhart, Director and co-founder, Institute for State Effectiveness
- Pradip Pariyar, Founder and Chairperson, Nepal Policy Center
- Grace Yeah Yeanay Mayson, Liberia Country Director, Purdue Peace Project
- Moderator: Nancy Lindborg, President, USIP
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