What we do
Corridors contributes to peacebuilding in the South Caucasus and Eastern Europe by tackling root causes of conflict. We support people from the grassroots to the policy level and build mutual understanding through dialogue over the divide.
Our approach
Corridors develops and implements participatory and holistic peace education and capacity building processes. We support the deconstruction of enemy images and build positive relations through joint learning and interest-driven cooperation.
Why our work matters
Transforming protracted conflicts cannot take place without the meaningful inclusions of diverse actors. Empowering and connecting these people to become agents of change, overcome their trauma, and prepare their societies for peace is key.
Areas of expertise
Dialogue and Cooperation
Peace Education
Peace and Conflict Research
Trauma Informed Peacebuilding
Consulting Services
Latest News
OPEN CALL: INTEGRATED PEACE STUDIES - PILOT CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME 2026-2027
Applications are now open for the Integrated Peace Studies Pilot Certificate Programme 2026–2027.
We invite advanced students, recent graduates, and early-career professionals from Georgia, Ukraine, and Germany to join this fully funded blended learning programme combining
online learning with intensive residential trainings at Peace Camp Gremi, Georgia.
Apply by 19 July, 2026 by sending your CV and motivation letter in English to [email protected]. Download the information sheet
below to learn more about the programme and application process.
Open call: ESC volunteering
We are offering a European Solidarity Corps (ESC) long-term volunteering opportunity at the TEMI Community and Peace Camp Gremi in Georgia. This program invites young people to engage in social inclusion, sustainability, and youth work while living in an inclusive rural community.
Apply HERE.
Full details are available in the Info Pack below.
NEW release: corridors proceedings vol. iv
We are thrilled to announce the release of Corridors Proceedings Vol. IV: Maneuvering Increased Vulnerability
and Polarization in the Caucasus. This publication is a testament to the dedication and expertise of young civil society actors and researchers from
across the Caucasus region, diversifying conflict-related discourses and amplifying the voices of marginalized groups.
Find the publication, along with the three previous Corridors Proceedings volumes in the Publications section.