📣Journalists: Interested in attending and covering this year's #COP29 in #Azerbaijan? Keep your eyes peeled for the launch of our annual Climate Change Media Partnership Reporting Fellowship application with Stanley Center for Peace and Security on 7 May 2024. More details coming soon!🔍👀

"Gaza now symbolizes utter moral failure by many of the architects of the post-World War Two system; their failure to uphold the absolute commitment to universality, our common humanity and to our 'never again' commitment." Via Amnesty International: amnesty.org/en/documents/p…

Applications are now open for our #CCMPCOP29 Reporting Fellowship with Earth Journalism Network! 🌱 Twenty journalists from low- & middle-income countries will report at #COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 11-22, 2024. ➡️ Apply by June 6: earthjournalism.net/opportunities/…

Applications are now open for Stanley Center for Peace and Security & Earth Journalism Network's #CCMPCOP29 Reporting Fellowship. 20 journalists from low- & middle-income countries will report at #COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 11-22, 2024. Apply by June 6: buff.ly/44A1gzZ

⭕️ On the importance of supporting journalists in Gaza, ARIJ Director General, Rawan Damen, spoke at a panel organised by Committee to Protect Journalists, titled "Beyond the Headlines: The Untold Stories of Gaza's Journalists" Jodie Ginsberg

We are excited to announce that Devon Terrill (Journalism & Media) and Ben Loehrke (Nuclear Weapons) now have the title of Senior Program Officer! Devon Terrill & Ben Loehrke significantly advance our mission with their expertise, creativity, collaboration, and skill.

Will a new wave of nuclear storytelling in the wake of "Oppenheimer" shift the popular narrative in the United States about nuclear weapons and be a call to action for viewers? Luisa Kenausis of Stanley Center for Peace and Security explores this and more in Arms Control Assoc: armscontrol.org/aca/2110

The solution that refugees want the most? It’s no secret. They want to go home. When your home is a warzone, that’s simply not possible. Until peace returns, they need opportunities to be active members of the communities that have welcomed them. #WorldRefugeeDay

🚨Let’s revolutionize our fight against global violence! 🌍 💡Discover game-changing strategies in our NEW report! 📝, a solutions-packed roadmap to #HalveGlobalViolence! Don't miss out—download now! 👇 👇 sdg16.plus/resources/halv…

Violence, including political violence, has no place in our democracy, our society, or our world.

ANALYSIS: Through the Sands of Time: The Enduring Legacy of the India-Pakistan Non-Attack Agreement (NAA). Authors Rabia Akhtar and Ruhee Neog uncover the NAA’s broader lessons for #NuclearRiskReduction. Published by Stanley Center for Peace and Security & RUSI: stnl.cr/naa

'The India-Pakistan Non-Attack Agreement model highlights the feasibility and necessity of diplomatic engagements that prioritize nuclear safety and security over strategic military objectives.' Read the analysis published by RUSI and Stanley Center for Peace and Security 👇 stanleycenter.org/publications/i…

In this new analysis paper, BASIC Non-Resident Fellows Rabia Akhtar and Ruhee Neog address two questions: Why has the NAA stood the test of time? How can it serve as an example for the future of global arms control in conflict regions? Read: bit.ly/3Se0rYl

"The India-Pakistan Non-Attack Agreement demonstrates that even states with intense rivalries can establish effective protocols to safeguard against nuclear disasters." Rabia Akhtar & Ruhee Neog explain why in a paper published by Stanley Center for Peace and Security & RUSI: stnl.cr/naa

New from Stanley Center for Peace and Security & RUSI: IST Crisis Communications Resilience Working Group member Rabia Akhtar, along with Ruhee Neog, examined the Non-Attack Agreement between India and Pakistan. stanleycenter.org/publications/i…

The COP29 Cross-Border Energy Transition Reporting Fellowship will bring five journalists to report on energy transition issues and the green workforce at the UN climate negotiations in Baku this November. Co-organized by the Stanley Center & CLEW Journalism Network. Apply by August 12 ⬇️

⌛Climate and biodiversity journalists don't miss out❗EJN and Stanley Center for Peace and Security are offering fellowships —five from South Asia and five from Europe and Eurasia—to cover this year's UNFCCC COP29 remotely from 11–22 November, as part of our CCMP Fellowship: loom.ly/3GH53LQ

📣We’re thrilled to announce our #CCMPCOP29 Fellows! After receiving a record-breaking number of applications, EJN and @stanleyconnect have selected 20 journalists to attend and report on the 29th #UNClimateChangeConference of the Parties in Baku, Azerbaijan, as part of the CCMP.