New: Breeze research reports
Our newest research report "Toward Transformative Conflict-Sensitivity in Youth Work" explores how young people across Georgia, Germany, Spain, and Ukraine understand conflict, peace, and their role in shaping more inclusive and resilient communities.
The report introduces the concept of transformative conflict-sensitivity, offering practical insights for youth workers, educators, and civil society organisations on how to recognise conflict dynamics, create safer spaces, and support young people as active peacebuilders rather than passive beneficiaries.
Our research report "Toward Transformative Trauma-Sensitivity in Youth Work and Peace Education" takes an in depth look at how young people in Georgia, Germany, Spain, and Ukraine understand and experience trauma. The findings show that trauma is widespread yet often invisible, shaped by war, displacement, school based humiliation, poverty, discrimination, and social instability.
The report introduces a new framework called transformative trauma sensitivity, offering youth workers and peace educators practical guidance on reading trauma in context and building safer, more
empowering environments for young people. It brings together real stories, cross country insights, and recommendations for more responsive and culturally grounded youth work.
Corridors Proceedings
The Corridors Proceedings are an open-access publication series that consists of the articles developed by our training participants and fellows. The edited volumes facilitate knowledge exchange and feature first-hand research and expertise from young experts. In this way, the edited volumes contribute to the exchange of knowledge between regions affected by protracted conflicts, and to raising awareness in international discourses.
NEWest release: 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.
TRAUMA-SENSITIVITY GUIDELINES
Our new guideline: "Guidelines for Trauma Sensitivity in Peacebuilding and Community Work," is now available in English and Armenian languages. The guideline emphasizes the critical role of safety, understanding the nature of trauma, and the specific challenges within the Armenian and Georgian contexts. It provides practical recommendations for trauma-sensitive work, aiming to equip peacebuilding organizations, NGOs, and CSOs with the knowledge to implement the "do no harm" principle effectively.