Religion in Violence and Peace
Kenya’s longstanding reputation as one of East Africa’s most stable countries is seriously challenged today. Increasing frequency and intensity of violent incidents threaten stability and reveal deep social and economic fault lines.
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Country Mapping: Guatemala
Against a backdrop of religious transformation and pressing development challenges, Guatemala has been selected for a mapping project that aims to fill the knowledge gaps regarding religion and dev...
Country Mapping: Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a featured country for the Religion and Development: Country-Level Mapping project. Like many other contexts, religious and development institutions in Bangladesh play distinctive and...
Country Mapping: Senegal
Senegal is a featured country for the Religion and Development: Country-Level Mapping project. Given the importance of religion in Senegalese society, religious and development institutions play di...
Country Mapping: Kenya
Kenya is a priority country for the Religion and Development: Country-Level Mapping project. Kenya has the largest, most diversified, and innovative economy in the East Africa region and is aiming ...
Women, Religion, and Peace: Experience, Perspectives, and Policy Implications
Women's engagement in religious peacemaking has received little attention, even as the role of religion in peace efforts gains attention. USIP, the Berkley Center, and WFDD addressed this knowledge...
Country Mapping: Cambodia
Cambodia was the first Country-Level Mapping project featured in WFDD’s Religion and Global Development Program and has provided a model for current explorations in Bangladesh, Senegal, Kenya, and ...