Resource Guides to Careers, Academic Programs, Research, Funding (and more) in Peacebuilding, International Development and Related Fields

[Craig Zelizer]

Please note that this site is designed to provide networking and sharing of promising practices. Individuals are not allowed to post their individual requests to find jobs as the site would deluged and there are other websites that do provide this service. However, I have written several short guides for careers, academic programs, funding, research, teaching resources, practice in peacebuilding, international development, human rights and related fields. Please feel free to suggest additional resources for each guide and ideas for new themes and check back periodically as new guides are being developed.
The links to the guides (grouped by theme) are provided below:

GUIDES TO ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND SCHOLARSHIPS

• Guide to MA Level Programs in Conflict Resolution and Related Fields
• Guide to Ph.D. Programs in Conflict Resolution and Related Fields
• Guide to Training in Conflict Resolution and Related Fields
• Guide to Scholarships and Fellowships in Conflict Resolution and Related Fields
• Materials for Writing a Successful Scholarship Application

GUIDES TO CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPS

• Guide to Internships
• Guide to Academic Jobs
• Guide to Jobs in the Field and Key Job Lists

GUIDE TO NETWORKING

• Linking Peacebuilders: Guide to Key Network Organizations in the Field
• Guide to Peace and Tourism

GUIDES TO PROJECT FUNDING AND KEY IT RESOURCES

• Key Suggestions for Funding for Peace and Conflict Work

• Guide to Key Resources for Funding Peace and Conflict Work

• Guide to IT/Software Resources for Peace and Development Professionals
• Guide to Social Networking (How to Create One and Key Resources)

GUIDE TO PRACTICE

• Guide to Conflict Mainstreaming
• Guide to Nonviolence in Practice
• Guide to Social Entrepreneurship and Peacebuilding
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  GUIDE TO RESEARCH
• Guide to Conducting and Disseminating Research
• Guide to Key Publishers in Peace and Conflict Studies
• Guide to Key Media Sites for News About Conflict and Peace
• Guide to Key Policy Institutions and Think Tanks in Peacebuilding
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  GUIDE TO TEACHING/TRAINING RESOURCES
  • Guide to Essential Books in the Field
  • Guide to teaching/training resources, exercises, and simulations
    (Thanks to Jeff Pugh for developing this Guide).
  • Guide to multimedia and technology resources for teaching
    (Thanks to Jeff Pugh for developing this Guide).

[LOVENIA PARCON NACES]

very good e-resource. I am forwarding this to my yahoo.groups

[ChristaB]

Incredibly helpful for a recent graduate looking towards a career and grad school. Thank you!

[Craig Zelizer]

Thanks for your feedback. Would appreciate if you could let others know about the network

[Bishnu Hari Bhandari]

I am overwhelmed with joy, seeing the website. It has been 7 years I am using website. Today I got site that I wanted.

[Gizachew A. Manahle]

Dear Craig many thanks for this great work.

[Wokocha, David Amadike]

This website is a gold mine to me, Craig you are such a wonderful person to have started this good work, before now i only dreamed of a website like this.

[Hamiida Namugga]

This is such a wonderful network! I was amazed by the fact that information started flowing just after I had been registered. Thank you Craig and your team.

[John Anyeh CHIBIKOM]

Life truly gives us back many times what we put into it. Keep up the good work Craig! Thanks a million times over.

[Hussain Mujahid]

Thanks Craig for this detail list of covered areas... I think we can further add the folowing blogs like
-community development in coflict zone covers the develepment initiatives to peace in conflict zone
-International aid for peace and democracy
- Flash news about the conflict around the world and response of world community

[prema]

What a fabulous list - thank you for compiling this information and providing additional understanding about how we may approach education in this field