Why recognizing cultural diversity is important for sustainable peace
Modern societies are increasingly characterized by cultural diversity. Awareness of this is becoming important not only for scientific analysis but...More details
Local Peacebuilding through a Gender Lens
The concept of war and peace is not binary. The absence of war is not the same as peace. Peace is also the economic development of societies, which...More details
What does the Ukrainian experience teach us about care economies in wartime? Our research team’s blog
Caring for others – through social work, volunteering, and caring for family members and close circle – allowed the Ukrainian people to survive...More details
From Agreement to Practice: Implementing Gender Approaches in Colombia’s Peace Process
Справедливий та сталий мир вимагає активного включення феміністичної перспект...More details
A Feminist Perspective on the Peace Process. When a Crisis of Trust Occurs
The research project “Caring to survive, surviving to care” focuses on grassroots practices of social reproduction in Ukraine that could become...More details
How the violence of war is woven into everyday life in Ukraine – an interview with professor Elisabeth Prügl
The research project Caring to survive, surviving to care highlights the daily survival strategies and practices that Ukrainians have implemented t...More details
How Women’s Mobilized Reproductive Labor Is Holding Ukraine Together – Interview with a CSLD researcher
One of the participants in the research project Caring to survive, surviving to care told EuroNewsWeek about the first results of a study on how Uk...More details
Caring to Survive, Surviving to Care: Gendered survival practices, social reproduction and circuits of violence in Ukraine
Wars fuel different types of violence, which are often gendered – meaning that they affect people with different gender identities and sexual ori...More details