I’m also really looking forward to seeing what you all have to share, as I’m admittedly a bit new to conflict sensitivity & integration, though I know this knowledge-sharing campaign will help me learn a lot.

I’m interested in responses to Zander’s question about working with the private sector. Additionally, could anyone speak to how CS integration has been linked to the conversations around locally-led efforts?

I’ll be re-listening to the Thursday Talk that Zander mentioned and hopefully be able to return with some more insight.

Thanks in advance!

I am looking forward to learning more about conflict sensitivity especially that is something that we have been talking in one of my courses at the Maxwell School of Citizenship. I am interested to know the impact of conflict sensitivity and integration in the fragile regions’ context.

We have a Startup and Our solution is deepened In one major medium which is clinical advocacy. Through SPOrT PEACE, we hope to maintain and eliminate the impacts of conflict, mental ill-health, depression and violence situations such as the intra-personal conflict and promote the ethics and practices of common bonding as brother’s keeper.

A good sporting activity and programs for persons individuals from different sides of the divide of conflict, discrimination, stigmatization and rascality, can help restore and instill tolerance and respect between individuals. SPOrT PEACE would desensitize stigmatization and depression to show all persons as being from a common ground with shared value that exist rather than indicate person’s physical situations, differences, hate, violence or other forms of conflicts.

Therefore, Conflict sensitivity comes from the bulk and bold work of sensitisation, orientation through Sport Advocacies.

We are termed SPOrT PEACE because we SPOT PEACE by undoing rascality for radicality.

We are available to work for Partnership.

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