Photo Galleries

2007 Photo Galleries

USIP Participates in Global Youth Forum in Chicago
November 7-11, 2007
USIP supported this year's Global Youth Forum, hosted by People to People International, by developing a program on the complexities of international conflict and resolution.
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Building Bridges of Understanding and Peace with the Muslim World
October 11-13, 2007
This program was designed to focus on cultural and religious conflict, and was a part of a series of three events that USIP sponsored in Minneapolis.
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International Mediation: Maximizing Prospects for Success
September 27-28, 2007
Twenty-five conflict resolution professionals focused on mediation strategies at this conference, which featured a simulation on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and a presentation on mediation by former Middle East envoy Dennis Ross.
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Global Peace and Security from Multiple Perspectives
July 10-15, 2007
College and university faculty participants at this seminar reflected on the new international security environment, approaches to managing conflict, and new ways of teaching global peace and security.
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Child Soldiers: New Evidence, New Advocacy Approaches
June 1, 2007
Senior Fellow Betty Bigombe and a series of panelists discuss new approaches to understanding the child soldiers problem, curbing its practice, and new strategies for the reintegration for former child soldiers.
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Global Peace and Security in Community Colleges and the Communities They Serve
May 29 - June 3, 2007
This seminar was designed to give community college faculty and administrators an opportunity to carefully examine the nature of international peace and security.
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Identity and Global Conflict: Implications for the 21st Century
April 20-21, 2007
Participants at this two-day seminar discussed strategies for peace and stability and ways to teach about global peacemaking and conflict.
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Gonzaga University Faculty Seminar
March 30-31, 2007
This two-day university faculty seminar at Gonzaga University featured a student simulation based on a humanitarian relief negotiation in northern Uganda, and presentations by USIP staff.
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Humanitarian Negotiation Training at Indian River Community College
March 2-3, 2007
USIP's Education program conducted a two-day humanitarian crisis training simulation for students at Indian River Community College in Ft. Pierce, Florida.
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Educating Today's Youth for Tomorrow's Peaceful Sudan
March 2007
In March 2007, the Education program held two workshops in Khartoum, Sudan that focused on providing citizenship and leadership skills to groups of young people from all over Sudan.
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Strengthening Security and the Rule of Law in Nepal
February- August, 2007
This gallery chronicles USIP's work in Nepal. Since 2005, USIP has worked with civil society and police on rule of law and security issues through projects on the ground in Nepal.
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Negotiation and Conflict Resolution for Public Health Professionals
January 26, 2007
USIP's teamed up with Johns Hopkins University to create the Task Force on Public Health & Conflict, which recently held a symposium on conflict analysis and negotiation.
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