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The Everyday Peace Initiative

monica@everydaypeaceinitiative.com
everydaypeaceinitiative@gmail.com
+64 483835702
+61 220725941
everydaypeaceinitiative.com
5 Edgewater Terrace, Idalia, Queensland, Australia

The idea for the Everyday Peace Initiative sparked from a research project that revealed how powerful the action of ordinary people can be in times of war. People’s role as agents of peace has long be underestimated. They are too often seen as passive victims, compelled by the force of political actors and armed groups. Yet, there is much that ordinary people all around the world do everyday to resist violence in its many different forms – the direct and visible ones, as well as the more silent and invisible violence.

Projects & activities

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The Everyday Peace Toolkit

The Everyday Peace Toolkit Project aims at putting together free research-based resources that people can use to respond to situations of everyday violence they might be experiencing in their lives.
The Everyday Peace Toolkit

The Everyday Peace Toolkit Project aims at putting together free research-based resources that people can use to respond to situations of everyday violence they might be experiencing in their lives.

2020- Ongoing

Everyday Peace Research

Connecting peace research and community to maximize the impact of research and support everyday actors.

Ongoing

our team

Dr Monica Carrer

Dr Monica Carrer is the co-founder of the Everyday Peace Initiative and creator of the Everyday Peace Community platform. She holds a PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies. Her work focuses on people's action for peace, change and resistance, and micro-level dynamics of violence. She also specialises on digital technologies for social change.

Dr Sylvia Frain

Sylvia holds a PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies. She researches and curates digital platforms to promote decolonisation and demilitarisation in the Pacific.