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Articles by Kato Van Broeckhoven
Picturing Conflict: Child Perspectives From Their Time With Boko Haram and Their Exit Journeys
This report features the experiences of girls and boys formerly associated with the Boko Haram factions – their entry and exit trajectories and post-exit needs, challenges and aspirations, including as narrated by the children themselves. The findings are informed by a multi-method study in the North East of Nigeria that included a participatory photography and action research intervention with 16 conflict-affected children in April 2024.
Women fight too, so stop ignoring them in peacebuilding
For a while, Alina Mykhailova’s Instagram account was pretty typical for a European twenty-something. A photo in a sparkling dress one New Year’s Eve, vacation shots, and occasional glimpses into her work as a Kyiv city council member. Until, that is, she went to war as a member of the Ukrainian armed forces and photographed her experiences. In March 2022, Alina returned to the front lines after two years as a civilian.
Women Fight Too, so Stop Ignoring Them in Peacebuilding
PEACE & SECURITY : Conflict, Gender, Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding, Women Ceremony on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Photo: President of Ukraine, Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Public Domain For a while, Alina Mykhailova’s Instagram account was pretty typical for a European twenty-something. A photo in a sparkling dress one New Year’s Eve, vacation shots, and occasional glimpses into her work as a Kyiv city council member.
Africa: With Armed Groups On the Rise, Youth Engagement Is More Important Than Ever
New York — As governments worldwide struggle to contain COVID-19, recent reports suggesting armed groups like Islamic State are resurging offer a sobering account of the many challenges that the global community now faces.
With Armed Groups on the Rise, Youth Engagement is More Important than Ever
Featured, Global, Headlines, Health, IPS UN: Inside the Glasshouse, Population, Regional Categories, TerraViva United Nations Opinion By Siobhan O’Neil and Kato Van Broeckhoven Reprint | | Print | Dr Siobhan O’Neil* is Project Director at United Nations University Centre for Policy Research on the Managing Exits from Armed Conflict project.
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