In the Field

Activities in Iraq, Sudan and Beyond

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September 2012

USIP’s Virginia Bouvier and Susan Hayward recently traveled to Colombia in order to strengthen the connection between religion, women and peace. This "In the Field" is an account of their trip.

Courtesy:  Britt Sloan
August 2012

USIP Academy staff Linda Bishai and Jacqueline Wilson trained a group of youth visiting as part of the Banaa Scholarship program.

Photo courtesy of Shobhakar Budhathoki
August 2012

USIP will draw on its innovative effort to sponsor dialogue between security agencies and civil society in Nepal and Iraq to develop a new "toolkit" to help practitioners in the field run similar programs in other transitional or post-conflict countries.

Countries: Iraq, Nepal | Issue Areas: Rule of Law, Training
(Courtesy: Alison Milofsky, USIP)
July 2012

When USIP’s Alison Milofsky traveled to Togo in early July to provide negotiation training to the country’s military for upcoming peacekeeping missions, she armed herself with a 1994 New York Times article about Rwanda. This marked the second Togo visit for Milofsky, who works for USIP’s Academy for International Conflict Management and Peacebuilding, which trains African security personnel as part of the State Department’s African Contingency Operations Training and Assistance program, or ACOTA, that USIP has worked with for the last few years.

July 2012

Since 2010, USIP has conducted a series of conflict resolution trainings in Haiti for Haitian civil society activists.