- FeatureFHI 360 technical advisors discuss conflict-sensitive education and highlight considerations for maximizing the positive effects of education in conflict settings.
- FeatureFHI 360 staff offer their definition of countering violent extremism, discuss drivers and explain considerations when seeking to mitigate those drivers.
- FeatureThe Parliament of Moldova, government ministers and a coalition of civil society actors from across the country met in July 2016 at the Annual Parliament-Civil Society Cooperation Conference to discuss their collaborative work to strengthen civil...
- NewsOver the last six months, FHI 360 has received notice that it will implement four of the U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) cutting-edge initiatives in civil society strengthening, to include the US$202 million Strengthening...
- FeatureMoldova’s media environment has been characterized by a downtrend in press freedom and transparency, with political and business interests influencing media content and restricting access to information.
- FeatureWith a mission to strengthen Mozambican civil society organizations (CSOs) and networks, the Capable Partners Program (CAP), funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development, was launched in 2006 to address organizational capacity development...
- AnnouncementUSAID has awarded FHI 360 the five-year Civil Society: Mutual Accountability Project (CS:MAP) in Nepal, which will work with civil society organizations, media and the government on increased accountability and improved public image.
- FeatureThabiso (name has been changed for privacy) lives in Sepopa, Botswana, and was identified by the village social worker as a vulnerable child due to his HIV status and impoverished single-parent family. Insufficient resources meant that Thabiso, who...
- FeatureViolent extremism stems from diverse factors, many of which are dependent on local circumstances. FHI 360 believes that effective efforts to counter violent extremism must address its local drivers and be implemented by credible local stakeholders.
- FeatureWomen broke the silence. Then, more and more women decided to talk, and when they did, they proposed solutions to bring peace to the Casamance, a region in southern Senegal where a low-level civil war has been waged since 1982.