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Search for Common Ground

Since 1982, Search for Common Ground has been building peace, transforming societies, and using innovative tools to end violent conflict around the world.

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For over 40 years, Search for Common Ground has been building trust around the world, opening opportunities for collaboration between communities, and creating breakthroughs for peace. Our ability to deal with conflict affects how we handle every issue humanity is facing. Whether global in nature, such as poverty, hunger or the environment, or closer to home, such as family or community relations, we face daily challenges to our abilities to deal with conflict constructively. One area of focus is "Digital Peacebuilding" where Search for Common Ground develops projects and programs harnessing digital tools to build trust and collaboration.

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Project(s): We-Gital Heros in Digital Peacebuilding

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Founded
1982
Language(s)
English
Added
2024-06-21
Last modified
2026-07-12T16:44:52.000Z

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Sustainable Development Goals
16. Peace, justice, and strong institutions
Issues addressed
peace

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