Empowering Voices for Change
Across the Middle East and North Africa
The Center for Peace Communications, a nonprofit organization, advances security and prosperity through partnership across borders.
We work through media, schools, and centers of spiritual and moral leadership to roll back divisive ideologies and foster a more integrated region.
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We Gazans are risking our lives to rid ourselves of Hamas’s oppression. This may be our only chance.
The population wants administrative competence; rival factions and foreign powers want inclusive governance.
On Giving Tuesday, a retrospective on the Center for Peace Communications' struggle for a different future in the Middle East and North Africa.
Arab majorities view Hezbollah as a tyrant in Lebanon, an occupier in Syria, and the nerve center of Iran’s empire of oppression.
Meet the people risking their lives to speak out against the brutal terrorist group. Today: A Hezbollah fighter who became a voice of resistance.
In Five Western Parliaments, Gazans call for enclaves of Post-Hamas administration.
What do ordinary Palestinians think about Hamas? The war? How are they surviving amid cascading tragedies? We spoke to them. Listen.
For decades across the Middle East and North Africa, Arab states and Islamist movements have employed brainwashing, violent intimidation, and draconian “anti-normalization laws” to arrest human relations between their societies and Israeli citizens.
Israeli author Yossi Klein Halevi’s 2018 book, Letters to my Palestinian Neighbor, combined an earnest, introspective and sometimes self-critical narration of Israelis’ shared identity with a message of curiosity and empathy for Palestinians.
Amid Iraq’s political crisis and collapsed healthcare sector, Iraqi and Israeli doctors came together to envision partnerships that place human life above ideology.
To support development in Syria’s liberated northeast, the Arab Council helps local engineers remove landmines and boost agricultural yields — with help from an unlikely teacher.
As part of its Program for Learning in Partnership, the CPC convenes Iraqi, Israeli, and Syrian experts in their region’s water scarcity crisis to jumpstart cooperation.
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