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GPPAC works to promote conflict prevention and peacebuilding at both a conceptual and practical level. As such, the UN International Day of Peace - which falls on 21 September and calls for a 24-hour global ceasefire - represents an excellent opportunity to promote our agenda. Click here to see what GPPAC members did around the world in 2009, and be sure to check back often to see what events are being planned for 2010!
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A collection of inspiring and often remarkable stories of how civil society has made, or is currently making, a difference in conflict areas around the world.
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| Tanja Popovic |
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 Tanja Popovic studied English language and literature and worked as a
teacher in the primary school in Kosovo for 6 years. In 1999 she
participated in RTC ‘working with conflict course’ 2001, assisting Paul
Clifford in facilitating the Centre for Conflict management summer
school in Kazahkstan. In 2002, she was a visiting tutor at a 10-week
RTC ‘Working with conflict course,’ and in 2003 and 2004 she worked
with the group from the Balkans at Nansenskolen, Norway. In Serbia and
in the Balkans she facilitates trainings for students, teachers young
politicians, members of trade unions, senior politicians, mostly in
South Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo.
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