This report originates from research commissioned by UN Women on the role of the “Women, Peace and Security” (WPS) agenda in peace processes and agreements and regional organisations, with a particular focus on post-June 2008 conflict-resolution efforts.

Our annual report collects all our work and the impressions on the year from our team, and reflects on a year of transition for mediatEUr.

Summary and key lessons from a debriefing with former Downing Street chief of staff, Jonathan Powell, on the Northern Irish peace process.

In October 2014, Dr. Juan Diaz of mediatEUr had the opportunity to sit down with Prof. John Packer and Dr. Antje Herrberg, two former members of the SBT. The purpose of the debriefing was to better understand how mediators engage in and with an institutional team and to draw reflections for the practice of mediation.

Can dialogue be defined? What are the steps in dialogue processes? What are the principles involved? We answer these and other questions in this Dialogue Guidance Handbook.

2016 was a year of learning and growth. We have worked very hard and have shed some tears in the middle of all the joy for being able to contribute our bit of peace to a world that needs it more than ever.

mediatEUr is pleased to share its Annual Report 2017.

In collaboration with the European External Action Service (EEAS) and the partners of the EEAS Framework Contract for Conflict Prevention and Mediation, mediatEUr organised the first Community of Practice (CoP) meeting on peace mediation in Brussels on the 26th of June. The meeting gathered Member States and EU institutions representatives, as well as more than 30 non-governmental organisations working on mediation and peacebuilding.