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Networking
means building partnerships. Some are more general and lasting,
some limited to a project or action. For over 20 years, TFF has
had many such co-operative relations.
Some
partnerships are about teaching and training, some for producing
a book, some for building competence around an issue, some for
on-the-ground activities.
It
is together we can change the world. Here are some of our more
regular partners.
Oneworld
Global
Issues
The
Amahoro Coalition in Burundi
MediaChannel
The
EUobserver
Idealist.org
& Action Without Borders
The
News Insider
Global
Policy Forum, New York
Centre
for Conflict-Resolution
Copenhagen
Tibetan
Centre for Conflict-Resolution
Dharamsala, India
TCCR
inauguration
The
Toda Institute for Global Peace
and Policy Research
Transcend
UNESCO
Culture of Peace Program
Center
for Global Nonviolence, Hawaii
New
World Order Forum -
St. George House, Windsor, UK
Svenska
Läkare mot kärnvapen
Centre
for Research on Globalisation
Canada
Middle
East Nonviolence and Democracy, MEND
Lawyers
Against the War
European Peace and
Security Policy Initiative
EPSPI
No website yet
Oxford
Research Group
Institute
for Policy Research and Development, London
Encyclopedia
of Violence, Peace and Conflict,
2nd edition
Peace
Review - Journal of Social Justice
Social
Science Information Gateway
Earth
& Peace Education Associates
International, EPE
The
Mahatma Gandhi Center for
Global Nonviolence James Madison
University
Human
Dignity and Humiliation Studies
The
Institute for Further Education of Journalists, FOJO, Sweden
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In
addition, TFF has worked with a series of
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UN peace-keeping missions,
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the EU,
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the Carter Center,
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UNDP and other UN bodies,
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State of the World Forum,
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numerous civil society organizations,
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the European Peace University in Austria,
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the International University for Peoples' Initiatives for Peace,
IUPIP, in Italy,
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the Council of Europe,
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ministries in various conflict zones,
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Sarajevo University
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Peoples' Forum in Tuzla
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ICU, International Christian University, Tokyo
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Chuo University, Tokyo
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Norwegian Church Aid
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The Nansen Academy
Lillehammar, Norway and Kosovo
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UNTAES
- the UN mission in Eastern Slavonia,
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UN Civil Affairs in Banja Luka and Tuzla
Bosnia-Hercegovina
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Cooperazione Italiana, Mostar & Italy
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the NATO School, Oberammergau
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Umeå University, Sweden
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Tromsø University, Norway
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Skopje University, Macedonia
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Nagoya University, Japan
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Siena University, Italy
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