Renewable Peace brings together diverse perspectives, experiences, and expertise to explore the relationship between renewable energy, energy access, and peacebuilding in a rapidly changing world.

More than 60 journalists from around the world participated in the Developing Story Project’s RevCon Reporters Group to follow and report on the eleventh Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty...

Communities across Africa are already demonstrating the potential of decentralized renewable energy systems to support peacebuilding outcomes when designed with conflict sensitivity and governed with ...

Expert Voices on Atrocity Prevention is a podcast by the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect. The podcast, hosted by Global Centre Deputy Executive Director Jaclyn Streitfeld-Hall, feature...

In June 2026, FAS is hosting a bootcamp to pass on its practices to the next generation of open-source nuclear analysts.

In collaboration with the Stanley Center for Peace and Security, BASIC recently hosted an oral history workshop to launch the "Adventures in Risk Reduction:

This edited volume explores identity, power, and place, making the case that cities have the capacity to prevent violence, including mass violence, ushering in practices and innovations that are roote...

The Stanley Center for Peace and Security’s Developing Story Project is a multi-year initiative to support, strengthen, and sustain reporting on nuclear weapons and related issues.

This edited volume explores identity, power, and place, making the case that cities have the capacity to prevent violence, including mass violence, ushering in practices and innovations that are roote...