Berghof Foundation: 50 years of conflict transformation
This book provides an overview of the Berghof Foundation’s work and impact over the past 50 years and sheds light on the challenges ahead of peacebuilding.
This book provides an overview of the Berghof Foundation’s work and impact over the past 50 years and sheds light on the challenges ahead of peacebuilding.
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1. Venerable Ariya Wun Tha Bhiwun Sa, Abbot <strong>of</strong> Myawaddy Mingyi Monastery in<br />
Mandalay, Myanmar, describing his monastic education approach that promotes<br />
openness, sensitivity towards diversity and coexistence.<br />
Photo: Mir Mubashir / <strong>Bergh<strong>of</strong></strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
2. Lebanese students take part in a violence prevention workshop.<br />
Photo: TK / Zeitenspiegel<br />
3. Cheryl Saunders from the University <strong>of</strong> Melbourne at the international roundtable<br />
on the nexus <strong>of</strong> peacemaking and constitution building in New York.<br />
Photo: Julian Klauke / <strong>Bergh<strong>of</strong></strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
4. A soldier observes a peace march heading toward Pattani, Thailand.<br />
Photo: Lukas Coch / Zeitenspiegel<br />
5. Marshall Rosenberg, pioneer <strong>of</strong> nonviolent communication, being interviewed<br />
in Munich in 2006. Photo: Paul Hahn / laif<br />
6. A local researcher films a cemetery in Aceh, Indonesia as part <strong>of</strong> our<br />
participatory film project focused on women ex-combatants.<br />
Photo: Juan Camilo Cruz Orrego / <strong>Bergh<strong>of</strong></strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
7. Once bitter enemies in Lebanon’s civil war, these men worked together to form<br />
a violence prevention group called Fighters for Peace. Photo: Frank Schultze /<br />
Zeitenspiegel<br />
8. Syrian participants in our resilience workshop at a refugee camp in Jordan, 2019.<br />
Photo: Dagmar Nolden / <strong>Bergh<strong>of</strong></strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
9. Host Faustin Tawite spreads messages <strong>of</strong> peaceful co-existence on Radio<br />
Ushirika in the <strong>conflict</strong>-riven North Kivu province, Democratic Republic <strong>of</strong> Congo.<br />
Photo: Macline Hien<br />
10. In the decades since the 1994 genocide, community dialogue has helped to<br />
promote reconciliation between Hutu and Tutsi neighbours in Rwanda.<br />
Photo: Eric Vazzoler / Zeitenspiegel<br />
11. Since 2005, our Frieden-fragen.de website has answered children’s questions<br />
about war and peace, violence and <strong>conflict</strong>. Photo: Jan Roeder<br />
12. Kuki militants in northeast India during a ceasefire. Such breaks in <strong>conflict</strong> can<br />
create opportunities to engage in dialogue toward peaceful resolutions.<br />
Photo: Anupam Nath<br />
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