Recent Briefings
Confronting COVID-related hate
Preventing genocide and crimes against humanity
Preventing genocide and crimes against humanity
Recommendations from the first national conference
Preventing genocide and crimes against humanity
Preventing genocide and crimes against humanity
Preventing genocide and crimes against humanity
The case for an atrocity prevention strategy
The futures of education
Preventing genocide and crimes against humanity
The futures of education
Responding to global challenges through school-based education
A hopeful yet fragile peace
Building resilience through education
A hopeful yet fragile peace
How the UK can support Sudan’s democratic transition and pursuit of justice
COVID-related hate
Building resilience through education
A hopeful yet fragile peace
East and South East Asian communities' experiences of racism during the COVID-19 pandemic
Building resilience through education
Building resilience through education
Building resilience through education
What our students need during and after COVID-19
Atrocity prevention and COVID-19
Atrocity prevention and COVID-19
Atrocity prevention and COVID-19
Opportunities and responsibilities
In the eye of the storm?
Atrocity prevention and COVID-19
Atrocity prevention and COVID-19
Our warning of rising risks to UK cohesion
To view and download reports published earlier those listed above, please see the Reports archive below
Briefings Archive
A gathering storm risking risks of identity-based violence in Britain (pdf)
DownloadAtrocity risks rise as violence escalates in Cameroon how can the UK respond (pdf)
DownloadTowards a national approach to atrocities - a response to growing scrutiny (pdf)
DownloadResponding to the Douma Attack: key questions and considerations (pdf)
DownloadPreventing Mass Atrocities: What can UK parliamentarians do? (pdf)
DownloadMyanmar a textbook example of ethnic cleansing: How can the UK avoid a textbook response? (pdf)
DownloadCivilan protection in Burundi: A country on the edge (pdf)
DownloadCivilian Protection in Syria: Deeper engagement, greater responsibility (pdf)
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