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An event poster for an "Evening Reception" on the book "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered." The event is scheduled for June 9th at 7:30 PM in the Cuzco Room, Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar, Washington, DC. RSVP is not required. The poster features the book cover and mentions editors Rachel Locke, Kelsey Paul Shantz, Andrei Serbin Pont, and Jai-Ayla Sutherland, with a foreword by Idris Elba.
Graphic promoting the CCMP Fellowship for journalists to cover COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye from November 9-20, 2026. Includes eligibility criteria: no prior UNFCCC COP attendance, prior climate reporting experience, a confirmation letter from an editor, and a submission outlining planned coverage. Application deadline is June 17. Features logos of EJN and Stanley Center for Peace and Security, images of a person with a camera, and a protest sign about climate change.
More than 200 human rights, humanitarian, civil liberties and faith-based organizations, think tanks & experts agree that a threat to wipe out 'a whole civilization' may amount to threats of genocide.
This image features the sixth cohort of Accelerators. There are three individuals shown with names and positions: Esther Kabochi, Senior Assistant Secretary, State Department for Internal Security, Kenya; Zenobia Homan, Senior Research Fellow, School of Security Studies, King's College London; and Sneha Nair, WMD Analyst, Applied Research Associates. The Stanley Center for Peace and Security logo is included at the bottom right.
Four people smiling in a gym, wearing matching blue t-shirts, surrounded by colorful sports posters on the walls.
Three contributors to the book "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" stand at a podium inside a gym filled with boxing posters. The person in the center is speaking while the other two listen attentively.
Martin Bisp of Empire Fighting Chance addresses a group from a podium in the boxing gym, with various posters and a screen displaying the topic and book "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts" visible in the background.
Two individuals are practice boxing in a gym filled with posters on the walls and a boxing ring in the background.
Staff and contributors of the "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" pose in the boxing ring at Empire Fighting Chance in Bristol, UK. Each person is wearing boxing gloves, smiling at the camera in a gym with posters on the walls.
Advertisement for the book titled "Identity-Based Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" available at IBMV.org, featuring an image of a person lying on a map with a city grid in the background, next to the book cover displayed on the right.
Speakers at the Open Source Intelligence workshop presented by Open Nuclear Network.
A group of people walk outside the International Atomic Energy Agency's Nuclear Material Laboratory.
A journalist raises their hand to ask a question during a presentation at the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Nuclear Safeguards Clean Lab in Seibersdorf, Austria.
The daily commute from the hotel to the conference venue, which took a group of journalists through the gardens of the Schönbrunn palace in Vienna.
Group of seven individuals and contributors stand on stage and smile for a photo at a book launch event panel titled "Identity-Based Mass Violence Uncovered" at the Tate Modern in London.
Group of people socializing in a lively indoor event space with hanging lights in the Tate Modern in London.
Group of contributors embrace warmly on stage with a banner in the background reading "Cities at the Forefront: Solutions to Address Identity-Based Mass Violence" during the book launch event at the Tate Modern in London.
Banner for a virtual launch event on November 12 featuring the book "Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered" with an excerpt about cities enabling environments free from fear.
Two climate journalists in a CCMP session.
A climate journalist takes a photo during a boat tour in Belém, Brazil.
Accelerators and Stanley Center staff in conversation.
Accelerator Initiative Symposium participants and organizers in Vienna, Austria.
An Accelerator engages with others during a session of the Accelerator Initiative Symposium.
Accelerators and Stanley Center staff who planned panels and discussion for the Accelerator Initiative Symposium.
Banner for the 'Virtual Launch Event' on November 12 at 12 PM ET, hosted by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security; Violence, Inequality and Power Lab; CRIES; and Peace in Our Cities. It features details about the book titled 'Identity-Based Mass Violence in Urban Contexts: Uncovered'. The image includes a stylized blue bird and the cover of the book.
Adventures in Risk Reduction. Call for applications - Oral History Project. First week of November 2025. Istanbul, Türkiye. Apply by July 17, 2025. BASIC and Stanley Center for Peace and Security.
Joining our team - Leah Latella. Digital Communications Specialist at the Stanley Center.
Joining our team: Miranda Johnson, Director of People and Culture, Stanley Center for Peace and Security.
Advertisement for the Adventures in Risk Reduction Oral History Project by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security and BASIC. It's a call for applications for a professional training opportunity in Istanbul, Türkiye, during the first week of November 2025. Application deadline is July 17, 2025.
Promotional banner inviting climate journalists to report on COP30 on location in Belém, Brazil, or remotely. Features two images: a reporter speaking at an event and another person working on a laptop. Includes a deadline for applications: July 15, 2025.
2025-26 Accelerator Initiative Cohort banner by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security, featuring early-career professionals Francesca Azzia, Megan DuBois, Sarah Ruth Opatowski, and Isa Martinez, each associated with different organizations working in nuclear weapons policy.
Graphic about Spatial Strategies for Peace, The Atrocity Prevention Lab's Annual Conference on March 18-19, 2025. Includes logos of Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, Atrocity Prevention Lab, and the Signal Program on Human Security and Technology. Set against a backdrop of a hilly landscape.
Joining our team! Chloe Angyal, Program Associate, Journalism and Media, Stanley Center for Peace and Security.
Stanley Center for Peace and Security. We're Hiring a Digital Communications Specialist. Innovative, curiosity-driven, and mission-oriented. Create top-flight web, email, and social content. Track metrics and support SEO efforts. Collaborate with all staff and outside partners. Join our team and help our mission-driven organization catalyze real-world change! Learn more and apply at stnl.cr/careers
Graphic for the 2025-26 Accelerator Initiative by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security, featuring a view of Earth from outer space with details about a career development opportunity for early career women and those who identify as nonbinary working in nuclear weapons policy, including a deadline for applications on January 31, 2025.
Image featuring the 2025-26 Accelerator Initiative by the Stanley Center for Peace and Security, showing an illustration of Earth from space. Text announces a career development opportunity for early-career women and those who identify as nonbinary working in nuclear weapons policy, with an application deadline of January 31, 2025. Includes a link to apply.
Analysis & New Insights. "Through the Sands of Time: The Enduring Legacy of the India-Pakistan Non-Attack Agreement" by Rabia Akhtar and Ruhee Neog. July 2024. Stanley Center for Peace and Security. RUSI.
"Beyond 'Oppenheimer': Nuclear Weapons in U.S. Popular Media" by Luisa Kenausis.
Congratulations on your new titles! Devon Terrill, Senior Program Officer, Journalism and Media. Ben Loehrke, Senior Program Officer, Nuclear Weapons. Stanley Center for Peace and Security.
Climate Change Media Partnership COP29 Reporting Fellowship in Baku, Azerbaijan. Co-organized by Internews, Earth Journalism Network, and the Stanley Center for Peace and Security. #CCMPCOP29
Stories from Georgia's Nuclear Odyssey. Adventures in Nuclear Risk Reduction. Stanley Center for Peace and Security.
Lessons from Effective Offices of Violence Prevention. Hernán Flom, PhD, with Alfredo Malaret Baldo. January 2024. Peace in Our Cities.
Headshots of the newest Accelerator Initiative cohort.
Missile launch tubes removed from a ballistic missile submarine are eliminated with equipment and services provided by the US Department of Defense’s Cooperative Threat Reduction program implemented by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency. (DTRA Photo)
Cheonggyecheon Stream and Seoul city skyline at sunrise, Seoul, South Korea. (Photo: Noppasinw/AdobeStock)
Readout and Recommendations. The Geopolitics of the Energy Transition and Opportunities for International Cooperation. December 2023. Stanley Center for Peace and Security. E3G.
2024-25 Accelerator Initiative. A career development opportunity for early career women and those who identify as nonbinary working in nuclear weapons policy. Accepting applications through January 15, 2024.
When Climate Is a Health Story. From Local to Global: How Climate Journalism Can Elevate the Health Story at the Heart of the Climate Crisis. 1 December 2023. 13:30-14:45 Dubai Time. COP28 Health Pavilion. Live stream available.
"By providing for routine and virtually real-time communication between countries, the nuclear risk reduction centers serve an important predictability function. In times of crisis, such predictability could prove vital." Quote from "Nuclear Risk Reduction Centers: A Stable Channel in Unstable Times" by Rose Gottemoeller and Daniil Zhukov, October 2023. Stanley Center for Peace and Security and RUSI.