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Websites
Business Council for Peace with UNIFEMCanadian Peacebuilding Coordinating Committee (CPCC)
Canadian Peacebuilding Network
Center for Human Rights and Conflict Resolution (The Fletcher School)
Center for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation
Coalition for Peace in Africa (COPA)
Conciliation Resources
Council of Europe
Division for the Advancement of Women
European Centre for Conflict Prevention
Geneva Center for Security Policy (GCSP)
Global Directory of Gender Peace and Security Research Institutes
Global Grassroots
ICRC
I Know Politics
INCORE Guide to Women and Conflict
Initiative for Peacebuilding
Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
International Center for Ethnic Studies (ICES)
The International Conference on Women, Peacebuilding and Constitution Making
International Conference on Women, Peace and Security in Somalia
International Development Research Center (IDRC)-Peace, Conflict, and Development (PCD)
International Peace Institute
International Womens Resources: Peace Building
New York University - Centre on International Cooperation (CIC)
NGO Working Group on Women Peace and Security
Office of the Special Adviser on Gender Issues
Pathways of Womens Empowerment
Partnership for Effective Peacekeeping (PEP)
Peacebuilding & Development Institute (PDI)
Peace Women Across the Globe
Peace X Peace
Raising Womens Voices
Training for Peace (TfP) Program
Transitional Justice Centre
UNDP Gender
UNIFEM
UNIFEM Women War Peace
University of York - Post-war Reconstruction and Development Unit (PRDU)
Women Building Peace
Womens Commission
West Africa Network for Peacebuilding
Women Ink
Women in Security, Conflict Management and Peace
Women Making Peace
Women Peacemaker Program
Womens International League for Peace and Freedom
Womens World Summit
Women Waging Peace
Women War Peace
Women Watch
Womens World Summit
World Bank
