Projects

‘The Effect of heatwaves on vulnerable population groups in The Hague’ mapped the needs of independently living seniors in order to adapt to heatwaves, the sustainable (frugal) solutions that exist, and the actions that...

In this project we will analyse the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the relationship and interactions between different actors involved in policing different types of human emergencies.

In 2019 Angola began a process to heal the wounds of the civil war that gripped the country for 27 years (1975-2002). A reconciliation commission has been set up to heal the psychological wounds of affected families.

Restorative Justice: Strategies for Change (RJS4C) is a collaborative project which aims to encourage the development of restorative justice in Europe.

This project focuses on three themes to address the role of AI in key security challenge.

This project focuses on the ‘soft skills’ that are not (or not widely) taught in the current curricula offered by the Higher Education Institutions in The Hague.

The project aimed to examine two policy areas where there has been significant reform over the last decade in Tunisia.

This project will conduct applied research on neighbourhood conflicts in the city of The Hague.

This project explores the pedagogy of advocacy & conflict management (ACM) skills.

The purpose is to explore all opportunities how to develop and strengthen the practice of victim-offender mediation in Armenian probation.

The main goal is to empower older adults to apply affordable age-friendly and eco-friendly solutions in their own living environments.

Conflicts happen every day, often in an intercultural context. These conflicts frequently arise because we don’t really know how to talk to or collaborate with people from different cultures.