At Rise to Peace, we are dedicated to conducting thorough research and analysis on terrorism, exploring its triggers and drivers, and identifying best practices to prevent its rise. Our team of experts delves into the intricacies of extremism and terrorism, examining their dynamics, tactics, and underlying causes. Through our research, we aim to provide policymakers and the public with valuable information and insights to play an active role in countering extremism. We contribute to the field by writing articles, reports, op-eds, and more, sharing our findings and recommendations based on meticulous research and evidence. By prioritizing research and analysis, we empower policy practitioners and the public to engage effectively in preventing and addressing the challenges posed by extremism and terrorism.

Rise to Peace blog

Afghanistan After the Withdrawal: What It’s Like for One Man Left Behind As the Taliban Takes Over

https://youtu.be/EGk5L0YlJis 
Read More
Picture 1 8 - Blog
Rise to Peace blog United States

Racial and Religious Profiling in the United States in the Name of ‘National Security’

Many things changed in the United States following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Changes in law, policy, and security were made…
Read More
Picture 1 9 - Blog
Africa Rise to Peace blog

The United Nations in Africa: Mali’s Challenging Future

The Long Road Ahead The UN’s peacekeeping operation in Mali faces an uphill battle to stabilize the country, made even…
Read More
Picture 2 - Blog
Rise to Peace blog

A Tale of Two Withdrawals: What the U.S. Can Learn from the Israeli Withdrawal from Lebanon

On August 15th, 2021, Taliban fighters captured Kabul without firing a shot, sending shock waves across the world and expediting…
Read More
Picture 1 7 - Blog
Rise to Peace blog United States

An Assessment of the Current Terror Threats to the United States

As the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks approaches and coronavirus is in rapid circulation, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)…
Read More
Boko Haram - Blog
Rise to Peace blog

Is Boko Haram on the verge of defeat?

Over the last few months the Nigerian armed forces have enjoyed a series of military victories against Boko Haram, who…
Read More
Picture 1 5 - Blog
Rise to Peace blog United States

Views from Washington: How US Troop Withdrawal Will Affect the Taliban

On October 7th, 2001, former president George W. Bush launched the war in Afghanistan, following the 9/11 attacks. 20 years…
Read More
49947610863 655bea93ef k - Blog
Africa Rise to Peace blog

The United Nations in Africa: South Sudan’s Quest for Stability

Background On July 9th, South Sudan celebrated ten years of independence, remembering how its people overwhelmingly voted for independence from…
Read More
Screen Shot 2021 08 10 at 9.56.17 AM - Blog
Africa Rise to Peace blog

UN Peacekeeping Missions in Africa: Introduction and Analysis

Introduction United Nations peacekeeping operations are meant to help countries down the complex path of peace and reconciliation. Such peacekeeping…
Read More
An Afghan security person stands amid debris from a damaged building following an attack that apparently targeted the country s acting defense minister - Blog
Afghanistan Rise to Peace blog

The World Needs to See the Taliban for What It Is: A Hybrid Terrorist Organization

Over the last weekend, the Taliban continued its country-wide offensive, successfully capturing several Afghan provincial capitals. While the U.S. continues to…
Read More
Afghanistan Rise to Peace blog

Special Report On Youths’ Views on the Afghan Peace Process

This report sought to explore the youth of Afghanistan’s views and perspective on the Afghan peace process. 187 respondents between…
Read More
Picture 1 6 - Blog
Rise to Peace blog

How Local Identities Can Shape a More Balanced Response to Terror

The traumatic impacts of terrorist attacks reverberate far beyond physical injuries and loss of life. Victims must often cope with…
Read More
Screen Shot 2021 08 05 at 7.54.08 AM - Blog
Rise to Peace blog

Afghan Interpreters, the Peace Process, and the Future of Indigenous Support for US Combat Operations

As the United States prepares for its withdrawal from Afghanistan, discussions have continued about the fate of Afghan interpreters who…
Read More
Picture 1 3 - Blog
Afghanistan Rise to Peace blog

Qatar’s Mediation Challenges in the Afghan Peace Process

As NATO’s 20-year campaign in Afghanistan comes to an end and the Taliban escalate their nationwide offensive, Qatar remains the…
Read More
Picture 1 2 - Blog
Rise to Peace blog United States

Deradicalization and Combating Domestic Terrorism in the U.S

On January 6th, 2021, white supremacists and militias breached the Capitol, deploying the use of violence and force. In light…
Read More
1000 - Blog
Afghanistan Rise to Peace blog

A Bleak Picture for Afghanistan: A Weekly Update on Taliban Advances

In recent weeks, the Taliban have made unprecedented gains that continue to threaten Afghanistan’s stability. This furthermore increases the likelihood…
Read More
Afghans - Blog
Afghanistan Rise to Peace blog

Afghan Youth Killed by Iranian Police Whilst Fleeing the Taliban

Afghan youth Hekmatullah Sharifi, a 19-year-old boy from Balucha Village – Badakhshan province of Afghanistan was tragically shot and killed…
Read More
Picture 1 4 - Blog
Rise to Peace blog United States

Support Services for Victims of Terror in the United States: What Is Available?

Introduction In the aftermath of traumatic events, services which pledge support to victims of terror are imperative. These support systems offer…
Read More
102330335 isishackttrrr - Blog
Rise to Peace blog

Can ISIL succeed in their political objective in 2021?

  On 1st June 2021 former Trump administration official Jason Miller launched “Gettr” a pro Trump, pro “free speech” alternative…
Read More
Picture - Blog
Rise to Peace blog

The Evolving Russian-Taliban Relations

On July 7th, a Taliban delegation visited Moscow and met with the Kremlin envoy for Afghanistan, Zamir Kabuluv. This visit…
Read More
1 5 6 7 8 9 28
 
Rise to Peace