Folder Resources for Peacebuilders
The resources you will find here are those that can generally be found in various places around the web, though some are original documents from MPI or our colleagues, facilitators, or resource persons. We have tried to categorize them in ways relevant to MPI alumni and the courses offered during MPI's Annual Peacebuilding Training. Other materials here are linked to their original source and just listed here.
We welcome other resources that you feel could be posted here as long as they are ones that can be made publically available or are in the public domain. If you would like to share something here, please contact us.
Categories
Folder General Peacebuilding Resources
The resources found here are general publications or materials regarding peacebuilding. As with other materials, they are generally readily available online or we post them with permission. If you have any suggestions for resources we could post here, please contact us.
Folder Training Manuals
In this category you will find various training manuals that can be found freely available online. All are directed primarily at peacebuilding and conflict transformation or important related trainings.
Folder Peace Education
Documents and publications related to Peace Education
Folder Peacebuilding Narratives
These resources are for those wishing to utilize narratives and story-telling in peacebuilding work and in dealing with trauma as a result of conflict.
Folder Geographic Related
Resources dealing with peacebuilding in particular geographic areas.
Folder Peacebuilding Journalism
Peacebuilding and Conflict-Sensitive Journalism resources
Folder Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning
Documents and materials in this section are those related to Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning. Some are specfic to peacebuilding M, E, & L, while others are more general M, E, & L resources.
Folder Gender and Peacebuilding
Publications and resources related to gender and peacebuilding
Folder Peacebuilding and Religion/Interreligious Dialogue
The resources you will find here are related to peacebuilding and religion as well as interreligious dialogue in the context of conflict transformation.
Folder Peacebuilding and the Arts
The resources in this category are those related to peacebuilding and the arts.
Folder Peacebuilding and the Environment
Resources related to Peacebuilding and the Environment, Environmental Peace, Environmental Peacebuilding
Folder Active Nonviolence
Resources related to active nonviolence
Folder Conflict Sensitivity/Do No Harm
Documents related to Conflict Sensitivity and Do No Harm
Folder Grassroots Peacebuilding Mentors Training Program
The materials in this section are those that have been developed through MPI's Grassroots Peacebuilding Mentors Training Program. These can be downloaded and freely used by any individual or organization developing their own program to train peacebuilding mentors
Folder Peacebuilding and Youth
Resources for and about youth involvement in peacebuilding.
Folder Peacebuilding and Human Rights
Resrouces related to the intersection of Peacebuilding and Human Rights
Folder Peacebuilding and New Media/Technologies
Resources related to new media and technologies, such as social media.
Folder Resource-Based Conflict
The following materials are related to Resource-Based Conflicts, primarily those involving indigenous communities.
Folder Peacemaker's Toolkit
In coordination with the United Nations Mediation Support Unit and in collaboration with a number of other mediation institutes and experts, the United States Institute for Peace is developing a series of "best practices" handbooks on key aspects of mediation and peacemaking.
The series is being designed for experienced mediation practitioners and negotiators but will be a valuable resource for students and policymakers. Future handbooks include: Negotiating with Terrorists, Dealing with the Impact of an International Tribunal on a Peace Process; and Coordinating Track I and II Efforts.
Folder Transitional Justice
The materials here are those related to Transitional Justice.