Resources

Warpod: Rethinking UN counter-terrorism

In this episode we explore how the United Nations (UN) counter-terrorism architecture has expanded – and what it means for peace, human rights and multilateral action.

Communities leading peace in Yemen

Across Yemen, communities are leading peace despite years of conflict. Through the Takamool Project – implemented by Saferworld with Youth Without Borders Organization for Development and Resonate Yemen – these videos share stories of locally led change. Co-created with civil society partners and filmed by Yemeni photographers, they show how community initiatives are improving services, fostering social cohesion, protecting rights and building peace from the ground up.

25 years on: how the counter-terrorism agenda took hold at the United Nations

Enhancing the role of civil society hubs and networks in Yemen

How to advance the WPS agenda together with women's networks and rights organisations: learning from Resourcing Change 

The ambitions of the WPS agenda remain constrained by fragmented implementation and limited support for women’s rights organisations (WROs), alongside a larger global rollback on gender equality. Amid this, it is outcomes from projects like Resourcing Change – which provided flexible, core funding that recognised women-led organisations as essential peacebuilders – that provide a useful counterpoint.

Resourcing Change: supporting women’s rights organisations and women’s networks in fragile and conflict-affected states – untold stories

Time for peace and justice to be taken seriously in the climate change COP agenda

Despite growing recognition of the links between climate action, peace and justice, COP30 has sidelined these issues at a time when they are most needed. This piece explores why ignoring peace in climate policy undermines global action, and highlights the voices demanding more inclusive and accountable COP processes.

Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy Inquiry: The National Security Strategy

An unfolding catastrophe for civilians in El Fasher, North Darfur

Following the Rapid Support Forces’ (RSF) recent capture of El Fashir in North Darfur – a city under merciless siege for the last 18 months – the humanitarian situation has deteriorated sharply, marked by mass killings, forced displacement, and the collapse of the few remaining essential services. Urgent international action is needed to protect those trapped and fleeing amid worsening violence, hunger, and disease.