From the Street to the Peace Table: Nonviolent Mobilization during Intrastate Peace Processes

Posted on by Mr. Lakhaney

Though nonviolent grassroots movements often help spur transitions to peace and democracy, they are rarely invited to play a role in formal peace processes. Yet these movements can and do influence the course and content of peace negotiations and contribute to the quality and durability of the resulting peace. This report examines the strategies they employ and provides insights for grassroots movements currently mobilizing for peace or change in Myanmar, South Sudan, Syria, Yemen, and elsewhere.

https://www.usip.org/publications/2021/08/street-peace-table-nonviolent-mobilization-during-intrastate-peace-processes

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