The Climate Change Crisis: Ensuring Integration of Conflict Prevention and Climate Change in U.S. Foreign Policy and Development Assistance (April 2022 Update)

This policy brief provides key recommendations to the Biden Administration to robustly integrate conflict prevention and climate action and address the compounding crises of climate change, conflict, and fragility. The brief was originally released in August 2021 and has been updated to reflect recent research and global political and policy developments.

Policy and Advocacy, Policy ActionNick ZuroskiApril 5, 2022AfP, Policy Brief

The Global Fragility Act Coalition’s Statement on the Announcement of the Priority Countries and Region for the Global Fragility Act

Policy Action, Press ReleaseNick ZuroskiApril 1, 2022AfP, 2022

No Time to Wait: Congress Must Substantially Fund Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention in the United States

Policy Action, Press ReleaseNick ZuroskiMarch 28, 2022AfP, 2022, U.S. Peacebuilding

No More Business As Usual: Time for Congress to Robustly Resource Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention

Policy Action, Press ReleaseNick ZuroskiMarch 16, 2022AfP, 2022

Statement by the Alliance for Peacebuilding on the Conflict in Ukraine

Policy Action, Press ReleaseNick ZuroskiFebruary 24, 2022AfP, 2022

Statement by the Alliance for Peacebuilding on the Crisis in Ukraine

Policy Action, Press ReleaseNick ZuroskiFebruary 23, 2022AfP, 2022

AfP Letter to Nat. Sec. Advisor Sullivan Urging Release of the Global Fragility Act (GFA) Priority Countries and Regions

February 2022 - AfP writes calling on the Biden Administration to immediately release the list of priority countries and regions as required by law to ensure a robust implementation of the bipartisan Global Fragility Act (GFA)..