+peace

+ peace is comprised of 19 international peacebuilding organizations, and growing, coming together to tackle global levels of violence and division and build peace at scale. They are currently refining their governance model and building their campaign platform, and will launch to the public on September 21, 2019.

CoPeSe is a "network of Conflict Transformation, Peacebuilding and Security experts worldwide."

Interpeace is an independent, international peacebuilding organization. Interpeace was initially established in 1994 by the United Nations to develop innovative solutions to build peace. They have a proven and recognized approach to enable people to build lasting peace.

Interpeace has developed Frameworks for Assessing Resilience (FAR):

Frameworks for Assessing Resilience (FAR) is a two-year programme that is designed to better understand, address and assess the key sources of fragility and resilience within conflict- or violence-prone countries. Interpeace believes that in order to transform conflict, it is necessary not only to identify its causes, but also to better understand existing sources of resilience for peacebuilding in societies so that they can be strengthened.

This website hosts John Braithwaite's research and blog on war, crime and regulation. John Braithwaite leads the 'Peacebuilding Compared' project and is the founder of the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) at the Australian National University. The site includes a section on "Peacebuilding Compared."

The Alliance for Peacebuilding (AfP) houses the Peacebuilding Coalition, which is comprised of organizations across 5 continents working to develop a global campaign.Togetherm they launched the Living Dictionary of Peacebuilding.

swisspeace is a practice-oriented peace research institute. They analyze armed conflicts and develop strategies for their peaceful transformation.

swisspeace also offers post-graduate continuing education and has a number of publications.