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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 05/08/2026

"Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" won a Gold award from the Nonfiction Book Awards! Judges highlighted its "hopeful framework" and focus on "community-led solutions" to urban violence. Read the open-access volume at ibmv.org. #IBMV #UrbanPolicy

"Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" edited volume available now - read it today. Visit ibmv.org.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 29/07/2026

"This is not about history.” Longtime journalist Ann Curry's powerful words about the continuing relevance and need for more reporting on nuclear weapons issues set the tone during our screening of Bombshell at this year’s #AAJA26. @anncurry.bsky.social Learn more: stnl.cr/dspbombshell

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 28/07/2026

One of the most powerful and underutilized tools available for building peace at the micro level in conflict-affected settings is investment in decentralized renewable energy, designed with conflict sensitivity and governed with genuine community ownership. Read more stnl.cr/renewablespeacebuilding

"The connection between renewable energy and peace is increasingly recognized as both intuitive and necessary yet remains significantly underdeveloped in policy, investment, and practice." By Hubert Kinkoh, July 2026, Renewable Energy as Peace Infrastructure.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 10/07/2026

Communities across Africa are using renewable energy projects to deliver both energy access and peacebuilding outcomes. A new analysis by Hubert Kinkoh offers practical insights and draws on experiences from contexts affected by conflict and fragility. Read the analysis: lnkd.in/gwHatzmV

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 03/06/2026

Attending #FF2026? Join our informal reception June 9 at 7:30 PM! Hear from authors of "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts" on how lived experience & art can be powerful vehicles for change. 📍 Pisco y Nazca (Cuzco Room) - 10 min from World Bank ✅ No RSVP needed! #FragilityForum #IBMV

An event poster for an "Evening Reception" on the book "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered." The event is scheduled for June 9th at 7:30 PM in the Cuzco Room, Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar, Washington, DC. RSVP is not required. The poster features the book cover and mentions editors Rachel Locke, Kelsey Paul Shantz, Andrei Serbin Pont, and Jai-Ayla Sutherland, with a foreword by Idris Elba.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 28/05/2026

Call for Applications: COP31 CCMP Fellowship 📢 Journalists from low- and middle-income countries can apply to report from #COP31 in Türkiye this November, with support from experienced media trainers. Apply ➡️ bit.ly/cop31ccmp Co-organized w/ @earthjournalism.bsky.social. #COP31CCMP

Graphic promoting the CCMP Fellowship for journalists to cover COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye from November 9-20, 2026. Includes eligibility criteria: no prior UNFCCC COP attendance, prior climate reporting experience, a confirmation letter from an editor, and a submission outlining planned coverage. Application deadline is June 17. Features logos of EJN and Stanley Center for Peace and Security, images of a person with a camera, and a protest sign about climate change.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 07/04/2026

We join 200 organizations and experts in calling for an end to President Trump's threats of war crimes, urging all parties to respect international law and noting that those responsible for atrocities can and must be held accountable. Read more: stanleycenter.org/publications...

More than 200 human rights, humanitarian, civil liberties and faith-based organizations, think tanks & experts agree that a threat to wipe out 'a whole civilization' may amount to threats of genocide.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 01/04/2026

Are you a journalist interested in reporting on nuclear weapons & the upcoming NPT Review Conference? 📢 Join RevCon Reporters Group to: ⚛️ Gain insight on nuclear policy 🎙️ Connect w/ fellow journalists 📰 Discover under-reported angles, develop sources, & hone your pitches ➡️ Apply: stnl.cr/dsp-revcon

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 23/02/2026

We are excited to announce the sixth cohort of the Accelerator Initiative! Esther Kabochi, Zenobia Homan, and Sneha Nair will participate and contribute to Stanley Center's policy programming focused on nuclear risk reduction in 2026-27. Meet the Accelerators: stnl.cr/accelerator #NukeSky

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 16/12/2025

We are excited to announce we are now accepting applications for the sixth cohort of our Accelerator Initiative! ⚛️ This is a #CareerDevelopment opportunity for early-career women and nonbinary people working in nuclear weapons policy. 📆 Apply by Jan 16, 2026 ➡️ Apply: stnl.cr/accelerator #NukeSky

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 03/12/2025

We experienced an incredible week in the UK of in-person events for the launch of our edited volume, “Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered.” Learn more about identity-based mass violence and read the full volume at ibmv.org.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 25/11/2025

Thank you to Empire Fighting Chance for hosting the event and to everyone working to make our communities safer. A special thank you to our speakers: Martin Bisp, Serena Wiebe, Rachel Locke, Ariana Markowitz, and Jai-Ayla Sutherland. Photography by Alex Turner. 🙏

Four people smiling in a gym, wearing matching blue t-shirts, surrounded by colorful sports posters on the walls.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 25/11/2025

During Serena Wiebe's reading from her chapter she reminded us that "love wins over hate every time." ❤️ Read her chapter: link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...

Three contributors to the book "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" stand at a podium inside a gym filled with boxing posters. The person in the center is speaking while the other two listen attentively.

Person being interviewed by two reporters with microphones in a room decorated with posters and memorabilia.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 25/11/2025

Martin Bisp of Empire Fighting Chance introduced book contributor Serena Wiebe as someone who stands up to kings, prime ministers, peers, and movie stars to challenge them on addressing violence. 👑

Martin Bisp of Empire Fighting Chance addresses a group from a podium in the boxing gym, with various posters and a screen displaying the topic and book "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts" visible in the background.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 25/11/2025

The fight for safer communities for young people requires addressing the fundamental and structural challenges they face. 🥊

Two individuals are practice boxing in a gym filled with posters on the walls and a boxing ring in the background.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 25/11/2025

Our recent book launch event at Empire Fighting Chance in Bristol, UK, brought together voices from "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" to showcase evidence-based solutions that can reduce and prevent violence while shaping safer, more inclusive communities. #IBMV

Staff and contributors of the "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" pose in the boxing ring at Empire Fighting Chance in Bristol, UK. Each person is wearing boxing gloves, smiling at the camera in a gym with posters on the walls.

A diverse group of people applauding enthusiastically at an indoor event, surrounded by posters on the wall.

Two people embracing warmly in a crowded event space with posters on the wall in the background. One person is wearing a colorful striped jacket.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 21/11/2025

📢 The open-access version of "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" is now available! This groundbreaking volume represents a multiyear exploration of identity-based mass violence (IBMV) in urban settings. Read it now for FREE: ibmv.org

Advertisement for the book titled "Identity-Based Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" available at IBMV.org, featuring an image of a person lying on a map with a city grid in the background, next to the book cover displayed on the right.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 20/11/2025

🔍 Hands-on training in Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), a game-changing tool for those who report on nuclear weapons issues, presented by Open Nuclear Network.

Speakers at the Open Source Intelligence workshop presented by Open Nuclear Network.

Participants work on case studies of media coverage that used (or misused) open source intelligence.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 20/11/2025

🔬 Reporting trip to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)’s Nuclear Safeguards Clean Lab in Seibersdorf, outside Austria, where a global team of scientists tests samples for evidence of bomb-making activities. @iaeaorg.bsky.social

A group of people walk outside the International Atomic Energy Agency's Nuclear Material Laboratory.

An IAEA staffer shows off an interactive exhibition about nuclear weapons inspectors at the Agency’s newly-opened visitor center.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 20/11/2025

Journalists from around the globe participated in a series of activities to deepen their understanding of nuclear weapons issues and build reporting skills on this under-covered topic. @globalfreemedia.bsky.social

A journalist raises their hand to ask a question during a presentation at the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Nuclear Safeguards Clean Lab in Seibersdorf, Austria.

A tour of the IAEA’s new transportable electron beam system.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 20/11/2025

The Stanley Center Journalism and Media Program's Developing Story Project, in collaboration with Atomic Reporters, hosted a group of journalists for activities at and alongside the International Press Institute (IPI)'s 75th annual IPI World Congress and Media Innovation Festival in Vienna, Austria.

The daily commute from the hotel to the conference venue, which took a group of journalists through the gardens of the Schönbrunn palace in Vienna.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 18/11/2025

Thank you to everyone who attended the event! A special thank you to our speakers: Michal Braier, Shukria Dellawar, Kate Ferguson, Rachel Locke, Rose Mbone, Kelsey Paul Shantz, Jai-Ayla Sutherland, and Serena Wiebe.

Group of seven individuals and contributors stand on stage and smile for a photo at a book launch event panel titled "Identity-Based Mass Violence Uncovered" at the Tate Modern in London.

A nighttime view of the London skyline seen from a window at the Tate Modern.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 18/11/2025

The event brought together practitioners, policymakers, police commissioners, mayors, violence-reduction experts and thought leaders to examine how leadership at city, regional, and national levels can directly address the core drivers of identity-based mass violence in cities. Key takeaways:

Group of people socializing in a lively indoor event space with hanging lights in the Tate Modern in London.

Three people engaged in conversation at an indoor evening event, with the illuminated city view of London through a window in the background.

Attendees interact at a book launch event, collecting materials from a table.

Two people engage in a conversation at a table with drinks and appetizers, in a lively indoor setting.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 18/11/2025

Last night, contributors of "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" gathered with invited guests at The Tate Modern in London for the first in-person event of our book launch week in the UK. #IBMV

Group of contributors embrace warmly on stage with a banner in the background reading "Cities at the Forefront: Solutions to Address Identity-Based Mass Violence" during the book launch event at the Tate Modern in London.

Three individuals stand at a podium during a presentation, with one person speaking and two others listening attentively. The setting features warm lighting and a banner in the background related to the book launch event about identity-based mass violence in cities.

An audience of diverse individuals attentively watches, claps and smiles during a presentation about identity-based mass violence at an indoor book launch event in the Tate Modern in London.

A person delivering a lecture on "Identity and Mass Violence in Urban Spaces" to an attentive audience at an indoor book launch event in the Tate Modern in London.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 11/11/2025

You’re invited to the virtual launch of "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered". Experts, storytellers, and researchers are coming together to explore how urban spaces, identity, and violence intersect. 📆 Wed, Nov 12 🕛 12 PM ET | 5 PM GMT 🔗 Register: bit.ly/3KYJ9xB

Banner for a virtual launch event on November 12 featuring the book "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" with an excerpt about cities enabling environments free from fear.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 11/11/2025

Follow the reporting from the CCMP fellows during #COP30, with select stories listed here: stanleycenter.org/publications...

Two climate journalists in a CCMP session.

Two climate journalists, smiling, in a CCMP session.

A group photo of CCMP Fellows in Belém, Brazil, during COP30.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 11/11/2025

COP30 begins this week. Fourteen journalism fellows of the Climate Change Media Partnership (CCMP) are reporting on the ground in Belém, Brazil! Belém, a gateway to the Amazon River and rainforest, is a symbolic setting for the UN negotiations on climate change. #COP30CCMP

A climate journalist takes a photo during a boat tour in Belém, Brazil.

The skyline of Belém, Brazil, where COP30 is taking place.

Climate Change Media Partnership (CCMP) journalism fellows in a session during COP30.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 03/11/2025

Thank you to all who participated and helped organize the first-ever Accelerator Symposium!

Accelerators and Stanley Center staff in conversation.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 03/11/2025

Participants also enjoyed opportunities to explore some of the scenic sites in Vienna and connect with one another outside of the sessions.

Accelerator Initiative Symposium participants and organizers in Vienna, Austria.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 03/11/2025

Discussion topics ranged from non-nuclear states' role in risk reduction to managing risks in a nuclear multipolarity & more. Presentations by speakers and conversations between early-career nuclear policy professionals and experts with many years of experience generated a lively exchange of ideas.

An Accelerator engages with others during a session of the Accelerator Initiative Symposium.

Accelerators and invited nuclear policy experts in conversation during the Accelerator Initiative Symposium.

Accelerators and a Stanley Center staff member in conversation.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 03/11/2025

We recently had the pleasure of hosting the inaugural Accelerator Initiative Symposium in Vienna, Austria. Accelerators, Accelerator alumnae & other invited experts gathered for 3 days to discuss nuclear policy in sessions organized by the 3rd & 4th cohorts of the Accelerator Initiative. #NukeSky

Accelerators and Stanley Center staff who planned panels and discussion for the Accelerator Initiative Symposium.

An Accelerator and invited nuclear policy expert in conversation.

An Accelerator speaks enthusiastically during a session.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 23/10/2025

"Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts" brings together 33 global experts exploring how cities, identity & violence intersect. Join us on Nov 12 to hear the research behind the book and engage in a conversation confronting the roots of #IBMV worldwide. Register: bit.ly/3KYJ9xB

Banner for the 'Virtual Launch Event' on November 12 at 12 PM ET, hosted by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security; Violence, Inequality and Power Lab; CRIES; and Peace in Our Cities. It features details about the book titled 'Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered'. The image includes a stylized blue bird and the cover of the book.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 15/07/2025

Apply by Thursday for an exciting opportunity to train on oral history methodology in Istanbul, Türkiye, this November! BASIC & the Stanley Center for Peace and Security invite nuclear policy professionals who are in early phases of their careers to apply: stnl.cr/oralhistoryp... #NukeSky

Adventures in Risk Reduction. Call for applications - Oral History Project. First week of November 2025. Istanbul, Türkiye. Apply by July 17, 2025. BASIC and Stanley Center for Peace and Security.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 08/07/2025

We are excited to welcome Leah Latella to our team! As our new Digital Communications Specialist, Leah applies her expertise in digital storytelling to create and promote content across social media channels, email newsletters, websites, and other digital media. stanleycenter.org/staff/leah-l...

Joining our team - Leah Latella. Digital Communications Specialist at the Stanley Center.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 01/07/2025

We are excited to welcome Miranda Johnson to our team! As our new Director of People and Culture, Miranda works to develop, implement, and lead all aspects of human resources and organizational culture initiatives and strategy at the Stanley Center. stanleycenter.org/staff/mirand...

Joining our team: Miranda Johnson, Director of People and Culture, Stanley Center for Peace and Security.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 26/06/2025

Call for Applications: Early-career nuclear policy researchers & analysts can join a cohort of experts to train on oral history methodology & conduct interviews w/ risk reduction practitioners. By @basicint.bsky.social‬ & ‪@stanleycenter.org‬. Due July 17: stnl.cr/oralhistoryp... #NukeSky

Advertisement for the Adventures in Risk Reduction Oral History Project by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security and BASIC. It's a call for applications for a professional training opportunity in Istanbul, Türkiye, during the first week of November 2025. Application deadline is July 17, 2025.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 24/06/2025

The #COP30CCMP Reporting Fellowship is accepting applications for climate journalists from low- & middle-income countries to travel & report from Belém, Brazil at COP30! Co-organized with @earthjournalism.bsky.social & @internewshq.bsky.social. Apply by July 15: earthjournalism.net/opportunitie...

Promotional banner inviting climate journalists to report on COP30 on location in Belém, Brazil, or remotely. Features two images: a reporter speaking at an event and another person working on a laptop. Includes a deadline for applications: July 15, 2025.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 20/03/2025

We're excited to announce the fifth cohort of the Accelerator Initiative! Francesca Azzia, Megan DuBois, Isa Martinez & Sarah Ruth Opatowski will contribute to Stanley Center's policy programming focused on nuclear risk reduction in 2025-26. Meet the Accelerators: stnl.cr/accelerator

2025-26 Accelerator Initiative Cohort banner by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security, featuring early-career professionals Francesca Azzia, Megan DuBois, Sarah Ruth Opatowski, and Isa Martinez, each associated with different organizations working in nuclear weapons policy.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 17/03/2025

Tomorrow: how can maps, data & spatial strategies help prevent identity-based violence in urban contexts? Atrocity Prevention Lab's Annual Conference explores how spatial methods can drive more effective atrocity prevention efforts. March 18-19 | 9 AM ET Register: hsph.harvard.edu/research/atr...

Graphic about Spatial Strategies for Peace, The Atrocity Prevention Lab's Annual Conference on March 18-19, 2025. Includes logos of Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, Atrocity Prevention Lab, and the Signal Program on Human Security and Technology. Set against a backdrop of a hilly landscape.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 26/02/2025

We are excited to welcome Chloe Angyal to our team! As our new program associate for journalism and media, Chloe works on the center's programming for journalists & media professionals reporting on climate change, nuclear weapons, and mass violence and atrocities. stanleycenter.org/staff/chloe-...

Joining our team! Chloe Angyal, Program Associate, Journalism and Media, Stanley Center for Peace and Security.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 04/02/2025

Do you want to be part of a mission-driven organization dedicated to real-world change? We are seeking a digital communications specialist to contribute to the organization's vision, mission & strategic goals. Apply by March 14. Located in Muscatine, Iowa. Apply: stanleycenter.org/careers/comm...

Stanley Center for Peace and Security. We're Hiring a Digital Communications Specialist. Innovative, curiosity-driven, and mission-oriented. Create top-flight web, email, and social content. Track metrics and support SEO efforts. Collaborate with all staff and outside partners. Join our team and help our mission-driven organization catalyze real-world change! Learn more and apply at stnl.cr/careers

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 23/01/2025

Apply for Stanley Center's Accelerator Initiative by Friday, January 31, 2025! The Accelerator Initiative offers a unique career development opportunity to a cohort of early-career women and those who identify as nonbinary working in nuclear weapons policy. Learn more & apply: stnl.cr/accelerator

Graphic for the 2025-26 Accelerator Initiative by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security, featuring a view of Earth from outer space with details about a career development opportunity for early career women and those who identify as nonbinary working in nuclear weapons policy, including a deadline for applications on January 31, 2025.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 10/01/2025

We are now accepting applications for the 2025-26 Accelerator Initiative! The Accelerator Initiative is a career development opportunity for early-career women and those who identify as nonbinary working in nuclear weapons policy. Due Jan 31, 2025 Learn more & apply: stnl.cr/accelerator #NukeSky

Image featuring the 2025-26 Accelerator Initiative by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security, showing an illustration of Earth from space. Text announces a career development opportunity for early-career women and those who identify as nonbinary working in nuclear weapons policy, with an application deadline of January 31, 2025. Includes a link to apply.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 16/07/2024

Understanding the India-Pakistan Non-Attack Agreement, the longest-lasting confidence-building measure in South Asia, can inform broader practices of nuclear risk reduction. Read the analysis by Rabia Akhtar & Ruhee Neog, published by the Stanley Center & @rusi.bsky.social: stnl.cr/naa #NukeSky

Analysis & New Insights. "Through the Sands of Time: The Enduring Legacy of the India-Pakistan Non-Attack Agreement" by Rabia Akhtar and Ruhee Neog. July 2024. Stanley Center for Peace and Security. RUSI.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 13/06/2024

Will a new wave of nuclear storytelling in the wake of “Oppenheimer” shift the popular narrative in the United States about nuclear weapons and be a call to action for viewers? Luisa Kenausis of the Stanley Center explores this and more in @armscontrolnow.bsky.social: www.armscontrol.org/aca/2110

"Beyond 'Oppenheimer': Nuclear Weapons in U.S. Popular Media" by Luisa Kenausis.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 24/05/2024

We are excited to announce that Devon Terrill (Journalism & Media) and Ben Loehrke (Nuclear Weapons) now have the title of Senior Program Officer! @devonterrill.bsky.social and @nonstrategic.bsky.social significantly advance our mission with their expertise, creativity, collaboration, and skill.

Congratulations on your new titles! Devon Terrill, Senior Program Officer, Journalism and Media. Ben Loehrke, Senior Program Officer, Nuclear Weapons. Stanley Center for Peace and Security.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 14/05/2024

Applications are open for our CCMP COP29 Reporting Fellowship with @earthjournalism.bsky.social! Twenty journalists from low- and middle-income countries will report at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 11-22, 2024. Apply by June 6: earthjournalism.net/opportunitie...

Climate Change Media Partnership COP29 Reporting Fellowship in Baku, Azerbaijan. Co-organized by Internews, Earth Journalism Network, and the Stanley Center for Peace and Security. #CCMPCOP29

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 23/04/2024

Stories from Georgian scientists and officials who worked in the post-Soviet years convey important lessons on nuclear risk reduction, arms control, and security for small states. Visit our multimedia nuclear storytelling project to learn more: riskreduction.stanleycenter.org #NukeSky

Stories from Georgia's Nuclear Odyssey. Adventures in Nuclear Risk Reduction. Stanley Center for Peace and Security.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 09/04/2024

Violence is highly concentrated in cities and many municipalities have created or supported offices of violence prevention (OVPs). A recent study by Peace in Our Cities analyzes the impact of OVPs and offers recommendations to make them more effective. Read more: www.sdg16.plus/resources/le...

Lessons from Effective Offices of Violence Prevention. Hernán Flom, PhD, with Alfredo Malaret Baldo. January 2024. Peace in Our Cities.

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Stanley Center for Peace and Security @stanleycenter.org · 23/02/2024

5/ AND 📣 Announcing our next Accelerator Initiative cohort Elin Bergner, Samara Shaz, and Raven Witherspoon! For more: stnl.cr/accelerator

Headshots of the newest Accelerator Initiative cohort.

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