PrintConvening Power
One of the ways that the U.S. Institute of Peace achieves its goals is through its convening power. We generate policy options and approaches to international conflict management by bringing together experts and stakeholders to craft independent, bipartisan and practical solutions to complex issues. We engage thought leaders and practitioners with our staff and experts.
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Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan joined scientists, media makers, and online participants from more than 13 countries for "Media as a Global Diplomat II", an unprecedented dialogue on the consequences of new research finding on the relationship between media and intergroup conflict. |
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The International Advisory Council held its meeting in Washington. Kathy Bushkin Calvin of the United Nations Foundation discussed the role of NGOs in the field. |
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Senator Kit Bond inaugurated our Congressional Newsmakers Series with a discussion of Afghanistan. |
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The Hadley-Berger Senior Working Group continued its deliberations on strategies and approaches to Arab-Israeli peacemaking. |
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Former Prime Minister of New Zealand, Helen Clarke, visited USIP on July 22, 2009, to participate in our U.S.-UN Working Group. |
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