Kåre Lode worked for Norwegian Church Aid in Mali between 1987-88 and was their consultant for reconciliation in Gourma in 1995-96. He currently works as a Researcher at the Centre for Inter-Cultural Communication in Norway.
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Anna Lindley is a Lecturer in Development Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. She specialises in migration and development issues.
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From 1991 to 1997, Gerard Libaridian served as adviser, and then senior adviser to the first president of Armenia and was closely involved in the Karabakh negotiations. He now specialises in the Caucasus at the University of Michigan’s History Department.
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David Lanz is Deputy Director for Mediation Support and Policy at the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD) in Geneva. He is a trained mediator with wide-ranging experience supporting international mediation processes. Before joining HD, he worked as Representative for Dialogue Promotion at the International Crisis Group, led the mediation program at swisspeace, and served in the OSCE Conflict Prevention Centre.
Annika Kramer holds a degree in environmental engineering with a specialisation in water management and international environmental politics. Her work on topics related to water resources management, conflict and cooperation over the past nine years includes research on legal and institutional frameworks for transboundary basin management, as well as conflict and cooperation potentials in basins of the Middle East and southern Africa. Annika has published policy briefings, guidebooks, and awareness-raising material on topics around water and conflict for a range of target groups.
Diana Klein is Project Manager with International Alert's Peacebuilding Issues Programme. Diana has experience working on peacebuilding in Latin America and the Middle East. Previously, she managed a regional research, dialogue and advocacy network 'Economy and Conflict in the South Caucasus', engaging private sector actors across conflict divides in the region.
Gary Kent is the Westminster correspondent of the Belfast magazine Fortnight and a political activist.
Gary Kent is a contributor to our Accord publication series and not a staff member of Conciliation Resources. The views expressed in the publication are their own and do not reflect the position of Conciliation Resources. We cannot share contributors' contact details.
Suraiya Kamaruzzaman is a human rights activist and co-founder of Flower Aceh, an NGO set up to champion the rights of Acehnese women during and after the conflict. She has worked to ensure women’s safety, and has advised them on issues of economic and reproductive rights. She has also been involved in fundraising for peacebuilding in Aceh and lobbying the European Parliament. In 2001 she received the Yap Thiam Hien award for human rights, and in 2012 was awarded the UNDP-sponsored N-PEACE award.
Jusuf Kalla is Vice President of Indonesia and Chairman of the Golkar Party and oversaw the government negotiating team for the Aceh peace process in 2005.
Jusuf Kalla is a contributor to our Accord publication series and not a staff member of Conciliation Resources. The views expressed in the publication are their own and do not reflect the position of Conciliation Resources. We cannot share contributors' contact details.
Tania Kaiser is a lecturer in Refugee Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London. Her research is currently focused on long-term Sudanese refugees living in Uganda.
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