InterChange is a growing, united, and diverse group of community-based peacebuilders around the world who share knowledge, collaborate on educational and research projects, and support one another with the aim of nurturing and developing dynamic, durable and positive peace.
A section of sudanese students studying in Uganda have called upon all stakeholders to be tolerant if we are to achieve total peace in communities. Speaking on behalf of sudanese students studying in Uganda, James Zoal Pekhoa, who is a student of Internations relations and Diplomacy at Cavendish University Uganda, said that there is need… [Continue Reading]
The Interchange Uganda Local Chapter, like other peace organizations, celebrated the 16th/Nov/2011 International Day of Tolerance in Lutengo, Nama Mukono District. During the celebrations many activities took place. These included: 1. Debate on tolerance 2. Athletics by pupils of St Anne’s P/S Lutengo 3. General cleaning as part of community service around the office and… [Continue Reading]
(Please read below or download the PDF version by clicking here.) The past year has been an expansive and exciting one for InterChange. Many areas of the world where we have InterChange members faced major political changes, both positive and negative, thus creating challenges and opportunities for the work of community-based peacebuilding. In this context,… [Continue Reading]
Download Symposium Proceedings InterChange’s Community-Based Peacebuilding Across Borders and Boundaries symposium, held November 6-9, 2007 in Kigali, Rwandabrought together practitioners, theorists and policy makers to: * Inform and explore theory and practice in community-based peacebuilding * Create, support and collaborate on ideas and research projects across borders * Connect and strengthen the InterChange network of… [Continue Reading]
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