🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

🚀 How has the #JusticeForAll team accelerated action on Sustainable Development Goal 16.3 (#SDG16.3) which focuses on equal #AccessToJustice and the RuleOfLaw? 📝 Operationalized the permanent structure of the #JusticeActionCoalition. ⚖️ Launched the African Alliance for

How have citizens in #Haiti 🇭🇹 fought back against the growing power of the gangs? A new episode by Global Initiative explores: 🔹 The emergence of the “Bwa Kale” movement in 2023. 🔹 How the gangs control areas through violence, limiting movement, and frequently targeting women and

🤔 What’s new at #NYUCIC? 💡New analysis on tackling #inequality, from financing reforms at the international level to the importance of “reframing the narrative.” 🚀 Trailer launch for a brand new podcast hosted by our #YoungJusticeLeaders! 📍Several high-profile events in

🤔 How has the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s position within the imperial order shaped its current conflict? 🔍 Ben Radley and Nicholas Fairwood analyze the conflict and the history of imperial intervention and interference in the country. 📑 Read the full New Left Review

The #justice component of the transitional justice process should not reflect a “victor’s justice” approach. ⚖️ 🟰 Rights + needs of all victims must be addressed equitably and w/o discrimination. On May 18, 2025, the Syrian government announced a new National Transitional

❓ Is #multilateralism still possible in an increasingly polarized world? 🎯 Our Promoting & Defending Multilateralism Program works to: 💡 Provide policy recommendations for stability & development. 🌐 Support dialogue between the United Nations & International Financial Institutions. 💡

💭 “To develop a deeper understanding of the unfolding tragedy [in the Democratic Republic of the Congo], it is essential to acknowledge the enduring role of imperialism in producing such a vitiated Congolese state”—Nicholas Fairwood and @Ben Radley. ➕ Learn more about the role

How can Africa unlock their domestic resources to close the financing gap—especially as #ODA dwindles? Betty Nyambura Wainaina, #NYUCIC's Program Director, spotlights three key areas to building Africa's financial stability & independence as they head to the negotiations at the

🇭🇹 “The [United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)] undertook some pretty robust actions against gangs in different parts of slum areas of Port-au-Prince, City Soleil most notably, in a sort of robust way that not a lot of peacekeeping operations had done

🇺🇳 Last week, Pathfinders joined a timely dialogue on the #RuleOfLaw, #HumanRights, and #PeopleCenteredJustice. Thank you to UN Development for hosting these conversations. 🫂 “People-centered justice is not just an ideal. It is essential in today's complex rule of law context, where

🌐 “Inequality is not an inevitable outcome of economic development. It is a consequence of policy decisions”—our Program Directors, F. Marani & Betty Wainaina. 🚀 As the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (#FfD4) in Sevilla 🇪🇸 approaches, this

Betty Wainaina argues: the future of Africa’s development financing lies in strengthening the continent’s ability to raise resources internally, i.e, Domestic Resource Mobilisation (DRM). NYU Center on International Cooperation (CIC) New York University Groupe d’étude sur le Congo 👉 👉 🔗 bit.ly/4efE0Mj

🚀 Welcome David Jackson, our newest Non-Resident Fellow, to #NYUCIC! He has played a pivotal role in local government finance: 🌟 Developed the Aceh Government Transformation Programme, credited as vital to the recovery after the civil war and the Indian Ocean Tsunami. 🌦️

The Australian Government, in partnership with NYU Center on International Cooperation (CIC), is proud to launch a new initiative to develop voluntary, evidence-based Policy Guidance for Effective #NationalPreventionStrategies (NPS).

At our launch event, we discussed how NPS have the potential to be a transformative tool for sustaining peace, how this voluntary policy guidance can be used by national actors to develop their strategy, as well as by international actors to support them.

Celine Monier who leads NYU Center on International Cooperation (CIC)’s peacebuilding is a pioneer on the analytics underpinning national prevention strategies. I am proud of the work we started together while I was at CIC, and excited to see the progress the team has made. James, thanks for supporting the work!