Past grants and projects
- The effects of Racism on Lebanese Youth in Australia
- Global Action to Prevention War
- The Role of Civil Society in the Prevention of Armed Conflict
Pathways to Just Solutions
July 2003 - 2005
This two- year project was funded by the Foundation for Young Australians. It analysed racism directed at Lebanese youth in Australia and identified means to resolve specific consequences of such racism among Lebanese youth. More>
The Global Action to Prevent War (GAPW) program is a comprehensive set of political, military and social processes that aims to build a global coalition to stop war, genocide and internal armed conflict. GAPW calls for the establishment of a United Nations system capable of preventing war, genocide and other deadly conflict. It also calls for the mobilisation of an international consortium of civil society organisations to support this objective. More>
The Role of Civil Society in the Prevention of Armed Conflict is a global initiative that was established to enhance the role of civil society in developing effective action in preventing and transforming violent conflict, as well as to strengthen civil society relationships with governments, the UN and regional organisations. CPACS has become the Australian national focal point for this global initiative, and has started a process of discussion and research on the role of civil society in conflict prevention. More>
