Resource Library
Our resource library contains numerous verified studies and research papers from our partners worldwide. Here, you will be able to access valuable information regarding different facets of violence in society, not limited to just Thailand, along with proper practice guidelines and policy frameworks in countering violence. This is the first frontier to know more and be aware of how to efficiently prevent violence.
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Thailand's southern border provinces have endured violence and protracted conflict for over two decades, resulting in a significant toll of 7,314 deaths and 13,584 injuries. Despite the government's p...
"There is no peace without development and there is no development without peace” A classic quote that is widely heard, but do we truly understand the correlation between peace and development?
The U...
The ‘You Me We Us’ online exhibition invites the viewer to learn about various ethnic groups in Thailand through engaging stories, articles, photographs, and videos. Some exhibited works are the produ...
Violent conflicts today are complex and increasingly protracted, involving more non-state groups and regional and international actors. It is estimated that by 2030, over half of the world’s poor will...
‘Becoming Home’ tells a story of the lives, friendship, griefs and dreams of six young men and women who are ‘stateless.’ Their status of not being recognized as Thai has affected their lives in many ...
To prevent violent extremism, good intentions are not enough.
This paper is intended to raise the discussion about the need for a conflict-sensitive approach to PVE. It highlights the importance of ...
Sometimes a lack of understanding around diversity and differences can cause conflicts, stereotypes and stigmas that stand in the way of social cohesion. But it is also clear that operating in the wor...
"Hate Hurts" is a campaign that hopes to open up space for people to share their experience of hurtful words that can create trauma or divisiveness. It wants society to be aware that thoughtless words...