United States Institute of Peace
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Can Inclusive Peace Processes Work?
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May 18, 2018
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1:43:25Now PlayingToo often, peace processes only include dueling parties—leaving women; religious, indigenous, and ethnic groups; youth; and survivors of violence excluded from critical discussions that shape the future landscape of a country. Yet, sidelining their voices often results in a resurgence of conflict and fails to achieve comprehensive or sustainable peace.
Join the U.S. Institute of Peace and Conciliation Resources for a discussion on overcoming challenges to inclusive peace process and negotiated settlements. This event will further policy conversations supported by evidence-based research on inclusion in peace efforts conducted by Conciliation Resources.
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