
Ripples of Peace
The Scottish Peace Platform’s understanding of peace is inspired by Professor Christine Bell’s ‘Ripples of Peace’, which expand outwards from conflict contexts into peacetime. Members of the SPP actively work on one or more circles of peacebuilding, and will be able to connect with members working in other circles
Upcoming Events
25thFebruary2026
Webinar: Peacebuilding, healing, and reconciliation in the DRC and Rwanda
Throughout recent and complex armed conflict in both the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, peacebuilders have been working for healing and reconciliation. The Scottish Peace Platform welcomes an expert panel to share their experiences and compare their contexts.
Hear from Ndahigwa Paul from the Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation Rwanda, Kayumba Ben, survivor of the 1994 Rwanda genocide and director of Good News International, Yvette Furaha and Prosperine Tumaini who are working on the ground in the DRC, and Dieudonné Mugongo from Comfort Congo.
25thMarch2026
Webinar: Peace Education Workshop
Join peace educator and founder of The Peace Collective Mansi Panjwani for a tailored workshop on peace education with the Scottish Peace Platform. Mansi brings a peace education, human rights education and feminist leadership lens to she work she does. She is a pracademic (bringing theory and practice together) exploring innovative ideas towards building a culture of peace.
She is also an alumna of the Beyond Borders Scotland Women in Conflict 1325 Fellowship.
To express interest and learning needs use the form linked by 25th February 2025.
The workshop will be designed based on participants’ responses, and registration will be open until 23rd March.
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