Newsletter
Each month we share a technical insight from our evaluation and learning work, a theological reflection on peace, and news from our partners and team.
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Our evaluation of CHIPS’s work in northern Ghana found peace arriving by two routes: changed hearts, and the simple fact that people now have something to lose. We explore what is keeping the peace, and why the slow work of changing how people see one another still matters.
Micah pictures peace as every household secure under its own vine and fig tree, and no one made afraid. In northern Ghana we saw the first half taking root. This reflection asks what the second half still asks of us.
We’ve been using surveys with youth participating in the Computer Center project in Nigeria over the last 2 years. Here is what we are learning…
A mention of our work with Re-Imagining New Communities in Kenya and an invite to collaborate on our UNITY church material.
Ask ten people what drives youth conflict in Jos, and you will get ten answers, each partly right and each misleading on its own. So this year, working with our partners, we stopped listing the problems and started mapping how they connect. Here is how we built it, and why other organisations are signing it.
