Resources

Join our webinar 'Sudan Women Peacebuilders: Driving Change in the Face of Conflict'

Event | Sudan Women Peacebuilders: Driving Change in the Face of Conflict (English with Arabic interpretation) March 11th 2025 from 2:30 to 4pm EST time, 7:30 to 9pm UK time, 9:30 to 11pm in Khartoum  This is a hybrid event where Saferworld’s Sudanese partners Zenab, SORD and women activists will share stories of resilience that highlight the urgent need for genuine partnerships and flexible funding.

Conflict in Sudan: one year on

International Youth Day: putting youth herders at the heart of dialogue in Kenya

On International Youth Day, we take a look at our work in Kenya, where we are working with a network of young herders to find ways of reducing tensions that arise over livestock theft and to bring peace to their communities. 

Sudan: with the Jeddah talks faltering, the US must focus on civilian engagement

As the Jeddah talks stagnate, the US has an opportunity to reflect on its engagement in the conflict. Moving forward, the US must prioritize two key areas: reinvigorating its regional diplomacy, and laying the groundwork for an inclusive, civilian-led political process.

“People want to be active participants in their socio-economic development”: strengthening public participation and inclusion in Kenya

Earlier this year, we published a report which compared progress made to strengthen public participation in decision-making in two counties in Kenya – Isiolo and Makueni. In this blog, Elizabeth Atieno – the report's author – explains why community-led development is critical for peace in Kenya.

Saferworld stands in solidarity with people in Sudan

Saferworld stands in solidarity with the people of Sudan who are suffering extreme violence and yet, are responding to the crisis with compassion and initiatives for peace.

“There’s absolutely no rain, I don’t know what to do next”: Perspectives on climate change and conflict in Uganda and Kenya

We talked to Geoffrey, Tebanyang, David, Mohammed and Leonard from four of the organisations we partner with in Uganda and Kenya to find out how climate change is impacting the people they work with, and how they are adapting to build peace.

‘The coffee is now ripe for harvesting’: Kenyan views on peace and conflict

We spoke to Kenyans across the country about how conflict affects their day-to-day lives, in an effort to understand the causes of conflict and its impacts, paving the way for peaceful and constructive dialogue between ethnic groups in the run-up to Kenya’s 2022 general elections.

Why peace remains elusive as Kenya prepares for the 2022 general elections

As Kenya prepares for general elections in 2022, Emmy Auma and Ivan Campbell explore the conflict drivers and trends and look at current political dynamics within Kenya.