We are delighted to announce our new Creating Safer Space Working Paper, which explores unarmed civilian protection in Cameroon’s Anglophone conflict. We believe this to be the most comprehensive study of UCP in Cameroon to date, uncovering a wide array of community self- protection practices hitherto unknown to the UCP community. This working paper also shows the power of exploring conflict through art – have a look at the poems and drawings for a glimpse into people’s experiences of community self-protection.
We are also very happy to report on our engagements in the USA: our exhibition at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, our research dissemination work in Washington D.C., and our ‘Spaces for Peace’ event at the City University of New York.
Finally, we are delighted to report from our projects in Colombia and Papua, who are sharing their research findings through publications and interviews.
Creating Safer Space is an international research network, which aims to understand and support unarmed civilian protection and self-protection amidst violent conflict.
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2024
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