EuPRA News

In recent years, arts-based practices and methodologies have gained increasing relevance within peace studies worldwide. These approaches can foster dialogue and create spaces for meaningful encounters, contributing to what we understand as local peace. As contexts differ, so too do the ways in which local peace is defined and experienced.

This webinar explores prevalent, and sometimes misleading, ideas about emerging technologies in the fields of peace and security. It covers issues ranging from military AI, biological weapons to ideas on military spending and peace. Ultimately, the speakers unpack how faulty thinking about technology and security and its implications unfold in public discussions.

The webinar features the following topics: 

This webinar provides a thematic discussion on Peace & Climate, focusing on Bridging Science and Policy. The session explores how scientific research can inform policy on climate-related risks to peace, addressing issues such as environmental governance, humanitarian crises, and the role of science in supporting peacebuilding efforts. 

The webinar features the following speakers: 

We are glad to announce that the first session of the EuPRA Webinar Series will take place next Tuesday, June 3rd, from 3 to 4.30pm (CET). 

This first webinar will provide an overview of the project’s vision and structure, present the main participation opportunities, and introduce practical information on how to get involved in PEACE Initiative.

We're thrilled to announce that we received close to 140 abstracts for the EuPRA Conference in Pisa, Italy, scheduled from November 5th to November 9th, 2024. In addition, we're excited to share a unique opportunity for all conference attendees. In collaboration with the esteemed online open-access journal Scienze e Pace (Sciences and Peace), we invite participants to submit their papers for a chance to be published.