Alliance for Conflict Transformation publication: Skills, Networks and Knowledge: Developing a Career in International Peace and Conflict Resolution

In 2005, The Alliance for Conflict Transformation published the report: “Skills, Networks & Knowledge: Developing a Career in International Peace and Conflict Resolution.” The report is the first of its kind to survey employers regarding career opportunities within international peace and conflict resolution. We believe that it will be of interest to employers, to students and professionals pursuing a career in this field, and to the academic and professional organizations that seek to prepare them. For this report, ACT interviewed 55 employers involved in international and peace and conflict resolution work, including leading non-profit organizations, US government agencies, international organizations, foundations and universities. The report focuses on what skills and type of experience individuals need to develop a successful career in the field. In addition, a resource section for job seekers is included. This project is part of ACT’s ongoing efforts to increase public knowledge and understanding of the field of conflict resolution and in particular provide information and resources regarding career and educational opportunities in the field. Dr. Craig Zelizer, Senior Partner, ACT, and Dr. Linda Johnston, Director, Conflict Management Program at Kennesaw State University co-led the project. The report is available for free download (Download ACTWebreport.pdf)

Tags: Careers, Craig Zelizer, International Peace and Conflict Resolution, Linda Johnston, Research

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Comment by Hari om Timilsina on March 3, 2011 at 3:20am: This is wonderful, its very interesting, especial for a young NGO like mine

Comment by Catherine Akurut on February 28, 2011 at 11:33pm: Hello Craig, the report is resourceful especially now that am nearlly at the end of th road with my masters in this field. I has given me an insight of what skills employers need.thank you

Comment by Maroyi Willy Mulumeoderhwa on February 28, 2011 at 5:00pm: This is useful report. Thank you.

Comment by Abdulai Alhaji Sulley on February 28, 2011 at 4:53pm: Hi Craig,

Very resourceful report. Well done to the entire team which took part in the project. May I find out what the team encountered as specific challenges during the project?

Thank you,

Comment by Maxwell Gambo Dari on July 28, 2010 at 6:14pm: Thanks, for such a good work. It is a master piece for all peace lovers.

Comment by ocwa simon peter on July 23, 2010 at 9:22pm: such a report will be of utmost relevance and interest to everyone who has interest increasing awareness and sharing knowledge in peace and conflict.
I am a big admirer of all peace loving people.
thanks
Simon

Comment by Craig Zelizer on July 23, 2010 at 7:38pm: Thanks. Several colleagues and I will be coming out with a new report in September focused on graduate education and linkages to the job market in international peace and conflict. I think many members of the site will find the report of interest. Will be posting once it is out. Would appreciate if everyone could let others know about the PCDN network and the resources available.

Comment by NGEN YVES RIYUH on July 23, 2010 at 5:28pm: This is wonderful, its very interesting, especialy for a young NGO like mine - LIFEAID.

Comment by Eri Trinurini-Adhi on July 23, 2010 at 6:07am: Grateful to joint to this network, it is so interesting

Comment by Stacey Schamber on July 23, 2010 at 4:30am: Thank you so much for this resource. As someone trying to make a career transition into this field, it was an invaluable source of information, as is this network. I'm so grateful I joined it. Thank you, Stacey

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