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All people deserve a world at peace where the causes of conflict are addressed and disputes are resolved without recourse to violence.
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All people have inherent dignity, value, and ability to contribute to building a sustainable future.
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We recognize the essential roles of both the policy community and civil society in building sustainable peace.
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	CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: “This is Not a Drill” Journalism workshop examining new dimensions of nuclear risk on the anniversary of the Hawaii false missile alert. January 8-12, 2019 in Hawaii

	Climate Vulnerable Forum Summit Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine has announced the first carbon-free, online summit of world leaders on November 22, 2018. The foundation collaborated with Heine and Principle Productions on this video, where Heine explains the intent and goals of the Climate Vulnerable Forum Summit.

	Shifting to Sustainable Consumption for 1.5°C: Gaps, Solutions, and New Policy Agendas A number of key actors and experts recently gathered to consider ways to expand the role of sustainable consumption in global climate policy. Read a summary of the primary findings of that conversation, including six strategic priorities for informing, nudging, and regulating demand-side measures

	An Internet of Nuclear Things: Emerging Technology and the Future of Supply Chain Security The ability to “print” components from digital files holds promise for nuclear supply chains. The digital ecosystem created with these technologies, however, opens risks for cyber and intellectual property security. By building security into an “Internet of Nuclear Things,” could stakeholders leverage data to mitigate such security risks?

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Director of Finance, Corporate Treasurer

The Stanley Foundation seeks an experienced director of finance and corporate treasurer. Reporting to the president, the director is accountable for the foundation’s accounting, treasury, and administrative services as well as judicious use of foundation resources. Serving as director of finance and corporate treasurer of the Stanley Foundation offers a unique opportunity to be part of a mission-driven organization devoted to increased peace and security around the world.

Courier

The Summer 2018 edition of Courier considers the future of multilateralism. Is it a tool for applying a nation’s collective intellect to the world’s greatest challenges? Or is it an affront to state sovereignty and an indication of political ineptitude?

Also in this issue, we explore the UN approach to sustaining peace and the Security Council’s role in climate policy; how Cape Town, South Africa is modeling climate action at the local level; and the importance of educating youth on the potential of global citizenship. Summer 2018 PDF. Subscribe for Free.

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Our bimonthly newsletter is filled with resources to keep you up to date with our work at the Stanley Foundation. Each edition includes news about recent publications and stories as well as features our people and partners.

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59th Strategy for Peace Conference

The Stanley Foundation convenes its Strategy for Peace Conference annually to consider key policy challenges, drawing on the experience and knowledge of invited experts from the public and private sectors.

At the conference concurrent roundtables are focused on each of the foundation’s three current areas of programming—climate change, nuclear policy, and mass violence and atrocities. This year a fourth roundtable will focus on global governance. Roundtable discussion is intended to generate group consensus recommendations for policy change and multilateral action. More.

Oct 15: RT @aajanewyork: Applications are now being accepted to attend a journalism workshop in Hawaii from Jan. 8-12, 2019 on new dimensions of #n…

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