30/06/2022: The June issue of the EPLO Newsletter is out now. Click here to read it.
04/04/2022: EPLO published a new blog post on “The EU’s Implementation of the Youth, Peace and Security Agenda: Recommendations from young experts” by Lorenzo Angelini.
30/03/2022: EPLO published the report of the Civil Society Dialogue Network (CSDN) meeting entitled “The role of social media in preventing electoral violence: Perspectives from civil society“. Click here to read it.
25/03/2022: EPLO is delighted to welcome Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC), Kulturanova and the Peaceful Change Initiative as its newest member organisations. Their membership applications were approved by the EPLO General Assembly on 24 March.
22/03/2022: EPLO published a Civil Society Dialogue Network (CSDN) discussion paper authored by Lorenzo Angelini and Margot Jones and entitled ‘Climate Change, Gender Equality and Peacebuilding: The Value of Gender-Sensitive and Climate-Sensitive Conflict Analysis‘. Click here to read it.
01/03/2022: Several EPLO member organisations have published statements on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Click here to read them.
Youth Build Peace
Over 40% of the world’s population is below the age of 25. The voices of young people must be heard if we wish to build long-lasting peace. This short video tackles the topic of youth inclusion, highlighting contributions young people can make on issues like education, peacebuilding, racism, etc.
EPLO has 45 member organisations from 17 European countries (13 EU Member States plus Kosovo, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom). EPLO’s members are individual NGOs, networks of NGOs, and think tanks.
The Civil Society Dialogue Network (CSDN) is a mechanism for dialogue between civil society and European Union (EU) policy-makers on peace and conflict. Most CSDN events take the form of dialogue meetings which bring together relevant civil society actors and EU policy-makers. They take place in Brussels, EU Member States and conflict-affected countries with EU presence.