Searching for effective global co-operation in Dag Hammarskjöld’s footsteps
The Foundation is proud to host an upcoming meeting of the High-Level Advisory Board on Effective Multilateralism
The power of data intersectionality
Last week the Foundation hosted a roundtable with members of prominent development and research institutions to discuss their experiences in applying an intersectional lens to data
Enhancing quality financing for local peacebuilding through pooled funds
This paper explores how pooled funding mechanisms can deliver on their potential to promote local agency for peace.
The UN in complex conflict settings
Together with UNDP Sweden we are excited to present a new event in our UN Talks series.
Reconnecting advocates for peace in Africa
Together with Uppsala University, the Foundation recently hosted the fourth and final regional gathering of its joint alumni network, this time for members from Africa.
What religious dialogue can do for peace
The Foundation hosted a roundtable in February to discuss the role of the United Nations in engaging religious leaders and institutions in peacebuilding
Call for papers
We are issuing a call for papers for our upcoming Development Dialogue volume on intersectionality in peace and sustainable development.
Why social work should have a space in policy
In this blog, Meron Temesgren reflects on her experience as a social worker. A one-size-fits-all approach, she writes, undermines the inclusion of civil society organisations and their invaluable knowledge.
Ochenta años de Liderazgo masculino ininterrumpido en la ONU no es un accidente ni una coincidencia; es intencional
En esta entrevista, la Embajadora Maritza Chan habla sobre su búsqueda por desmantelar el sistema patriarcal dentro de la ONU.
Overcoming Barriers to Resourcing Young Peacebuilders
This paper explores strategies to overcome the barriers faced by young people in accessing quality funding, and it presents recommendations and areas for collaboration and learning for funders.