We received our full requested ask for Conflict Stabilization Operation Bureau, bringing it up to $45.2 million (up from $27m in 2013), Complex Crises Fund received the full $40m (up from $36m in 2013) and there was also an additional $6,016,000 for U.S. Institute of Peace, bringing their total up to $37m (that’s still short of our $41m ask, but a healthy increase from last year). You can learn more about these three agencies here.
This page lists many key resources on our site, for easier access. Taking Action: Monthly Action Team Actions & past […]
Below are three key internationally focused peacebuilding agencies in the U.S. government that we work to keep funded and keep […]
Below are three key internationally focused peacebuilding agencies in the U.S. government that we work to keep funded and keep […]
The tips below are designed to help you organize and hold a powerful meeting with your Members of congress and/or […]
During the Season for Nonviolence we will focus on peacebuilding by seeking additional cosponsors of the Department of Peacebuilding Act (HR 808), which was introduced by Congresswoman Barbara Lee (CA-13) on February 25, 2014.
The Season for Nonviolence is the 64-day period from January 30th to April 4th memorializing the dates Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr., were assassinated by focusing on their legacy of nonviolence.