The three primary objectives of the work of RPCP has been to:

1. Provide cutting edge Programs, Trainings, Events, and Services
2. Build bridges of peace (collaboration, coordination, and partnerships with other organizations)
3. Create a translatable model for communities worldwide

• Conflict Transformation
• Resources
• OnlineTraining
• Peacebuilding Training
• Videos

Riverhouse ePress is a website maintained by Dr. Ron Kraybill, a founder of the first peacebuilding institutes at Eastern Mennonite University and other places. The website markets a low-cost, culturally flexible conflict style inventory, hosts Kraybill's blog on peacebuilding and conflict resolution, and provides free resources for trainers.

MISSION

End violent conflict. It’s our purpose — our call to action.

Instead of tearing down an existing world, we focus on constructing a new one. We do this through a type of peacebuilding called conflict transformation. Meaning: we look to change the everyday interactions between groups of people in conflict, so they can work together to build up their community, choosing joint problem-solving over violence.

Our mission is to transform the way the world deals with conflict, away from adversarial approaches, toward cooperative solutions.

Shift Power for Peace is a collaboration between Conducive Space for Peace, Humanity United and Peace Direct. It was established with the shared goal of transforming the way local, national and international groups approach peacebuilding efforts, to focus on the agency and power of local people, working to build peace in their own contexts.

• Conflict Transformation
• Resources
• Peacebuilding Training
• 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.

TRANSCEND has as its mission: To bring about a more peaceful world by using action, education/training, dissemination and research to transform conflicts nonviolently, with empathy and creativity, for acceptable and sustainable outcomes.

- from the civil society - for the United Nations International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-violence for the Children of the World (2001-2010)

Now that the UN Decade has ended, ongoing news about the Global Movement for a Culture of Peace may be found at the Culture of Peace News Network.