Communities in Kajuru, a region in north-west Nigeria, recently held peace talks despite COVID-19 challenges but are concerned about implementation...

As healthcare workers struggle to defeat COVID-19, South Sudan's youth fight a different battle — one against misinformation and hate speech. Their weapon of choice? Bicycles.

Dr Shu’aibu Shinkafi knew the risks he faced when he and his predominantly Muslim group recently traveled into the Christian-dominated Sabon Tasha...

As the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic grows, Peace Direct convened more than 450 peacebuilders from around the world to discuss how the crises affects them...

FIFA, the UN and World Health Organization (WHO) have joined forces to promote a #BeActive campaign, celebrating sport and peace during COVID-19...

From the long-term impact of school closures, to lessons from previous outbreaks, we take a look at how COVID-19 is playing out in conflict-affected nations.

While online ed tools, hangout apps and celebrity ‘Together at Home’ concerts have helped keep people connected, this can be a difficult time for peacebuilders...

The Global Fragility Act, which aims to improve U.S. government efforts to prevent terrorism from taking root in developing countries around the world, is expected to become law after being included in the bipartisan appropriations package to fund the federal governmen...

The Global Fragility Act is set to go to the US Senate floor as a rare bipartisan Act. For the peacebuilding community, it could be a game-changer...

With many of the world's current conflicts attributed to divisions between faiths, can religion alternatively be used to foster peace?