Our Work & Pillars
An overview of our five core programs advancing peace education and civil dialogue.
Research & Publications
We establish structural pathways for academic inquiry into regional peace. Our main publishing venue, the **Journal of Right to Peace**, hosts peer-reviewed research by young scholars, academic teachers, and civil practitioners covering conflict resolution, political dialogue, human rights enforcement, and youth participation.
Academic Excellence
Providing indexing, publication metrics, and a space for rigorous empirical investigation.
Events & Outreach
Building public awareness is critical. R2P organizes regular seminars, peace rallies, national youth summits, and campus dialogues. We invite academic experts, student organizers, and community leaders to discuss democratic engagement, digital safety, and conflict mitigation.
Our Key Event
**National Youth Summit for Peace & Dialogue**: A platform hosting 300+ students in Dhaka, creating policy briefs on civic reconciliation.
Community Workshops
True peace is built locally. Our community-level program hosts dialogue circles, grassroots mediation programs, and interfaith reconciliation forums. By establishing these safe spaces, we bring divided communities together to find common ground.
Grassroots Focus
- Mediator training for local youth representatives.
- Grassroots inter-faith and community dialogues.
- Local action projects targeting community cohesion.
Youth Engagement
We mobilize the energy of students. Our network supports student clubs, runs digital campaigns against online polarization, and creates local volunteer networks. We give young advocates a platform to express their civic commitment.
Student Networks
Maintaining active coordination teams in Dhaka, Chittagong, Sylhet, and Rajshahi university networks.
Skill-Based Training
We equip youth with tangible, professional skills to advocate effectively. Our training models teach empirical research methodology, academic paper writing, non-violent communication, negotiation strategies, and digital storytelling for advocacy.
Training Competencies
- Writing and publishing academic papers (APA/Chicago formats).
- Mediation, negotiation, and consensus-building models.
- Advocacy strategy, policy brief drafting, and digital media ethics.