One Month into the War in Iran, AfP Again Calls on All Parties to End the Conflict and Uphold International Law

Press Release, Policy ActionNick ZuroskiApril 2, 2026AfP, 2026

The Alliance for Peacebuilding Calls on the U.S. and International Community to End the War in Iran

Press Release, Policy ActionNick ZuroskiMarch 5, 2026AfP, 2026

AfP Call to Action: De-Escalate Crisis in Minneapolis and Prevent and Reduce Further Political Violence Across the U.S.

Press Release, Policy ActionNick ZuroskiJanuary 28, 2026AfP, 2026

AfP Calls for a Bold, Fit-For-Purpose Conflict Prevention Strategy on the One-Year Anniversary of the Trump Administration's Foreign Assistance Freeze

Press Release, Policy ActionNick ZuroskiJanuary 20, 2026AfP, 2026

Trouble Has Horns to Hold: Preventing Mass Atrocities in Northern Ethiopia

This atrocity risk assessment, authored by Ethiopian and American atrocity prevention experts, analyzes worst-case but high probability scenarios in northern Ethiopia, including Tigray and its borderlands with Eritrea, Afar, and Amhara. If these scenarios occur, they will likely precipitate mass violence against civilians while also causing a widespread regional crisis. It also identifies central risk factors, key actors, triggers, and resiliencies that could affect the course of conflict.

Policy and Advocacy, Policy ActionMaria TataDecember 12, 2025AfP, 2025, PPWG

The Alliance for Peacebuilding’s Call to Action: Renew START Treaty Limits on Nuclear Weapons and Stop the Resumption of Testing

Press Release, Policy ActionNick ZuroskiNovember 6, 2025AfP, 2025

AfP Urges Implementation of the WPS Agenda on the 25th Anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution 1325

Press Release, Policy ActionNick ZuroskiOctober 31, 2025AfP, 2025

PPWG: Atrocity Risk Assessment: South Sudan

This assessment explores risks of mass atrocities in South Sudan due to increasing violence, the detention of senior officials, lagging progress in the implementation of the Revitalized Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS) of 2018, and regional spillover from the violent conflict in Sudan. Compounding these drastically deteriorating conditions, South Sudan’s first elections since independence, originally scheduled for December 2024, have been postponed until December 2026. This assessment identifies plausible atrocity scenarios, key indicators to monitor, and recommended prevention and response options for the United States Government and the international community.