Peace Academy Rhineland-Palatinate
- Peace Academy Rhineland-Palatinate
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Academy for Crisis Prevention and Civil Conflict Management
The Peace Academy Rhineland-Palatinate seeks to promote and strengthen strategies of crisis prevention and civil conflict management, further peace research, inspire the political discourse and train those that are faced with potentials for conflict and violence in their professional or volunteer work. As a unique interface institution in Rhineland-Palatinate, it promotes the mutual exchange between academic research and civil society actors.
- Press Releases
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May 26, 2020
Fear for hunger not for Covid-19 in Kenya
Alarmed by a potential rise in food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic, many developing countries are unable to mount special efforts to keep agriculture safely running as an essential business and markets well supplied in affordable and nutritious food. They are incapable to ensure food security for their most vulnerable people. The situation has led to civil unrest in Kenya and it is feared that its magnitude might increase.
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May 16, 2020
Peace Academy publishes annual report 2019
Today, we are pleased to present our Annual Report 2019, on May 16th, the International Day of Living Together in Peace,
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May 03, 2020
Change your mind, please!
On the occasion of the end of the Second World War 75 years ago, Janpeter Schilling takes a look at current conflicts in the world and calls for a rethinking of how to avoid and overcome them. He gives four central recommendations for action.
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Dear visitors,
due to the current COVID-19 regulations no events will take place until further notice. Stay healthy and get through this time well!
Your Team of the Peace Academy
- Upcoming Events
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Social Cohesion and Tipping Points: Perspectives, Approaches and the Way Forward
The Free University of Berlin together with the Peace Academy invite you to participate in this transdisciplinary symposium at Free University Berlin and Online, 20-21 August 2020.
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Vortrag: "We are all related - Relational Temporalities of the Peace Ride Dakota 38"
Vortrag von Melanie Hussak bei den Zentrumstagen 2020: (Re)thinking Time and Temporalities in Peace and Conflict vom 29-31 October 2020 in Marburg.
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- friedensakademie-blog.eu
Umwelt und Frieden zusammendenken: Environmental Peacebuilding als Chance für die deutsche Friedens- und Entwicklungspolitik
Von Rebecca Froese und Janpeter Schilling Environmental Peacebuilding verbindet Umweltprojekte mit Friedensförderung. Derzeit nimmt die [...]
weiterlesenCovid-19: Friedenspädagogische Betrachtungen des Transformationspotentials eines Virus
Von Melanie Hussak Durch Ausbruch und Verbreitung des neuartigen Covid-19 Virus wird uns deutlich vor Augen geführt, dass wir in unserem gegenwärtigen [...]
weiterlesenFear for hunger not for COVID-19 in Kenya
by Rowan Alusiola Alarmed by a potential rise in food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic, many developing countries are unable to mount special [...]
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