CONFLICT AND RESILIENCE RESEARCH
INSTITUTE CANADA (CRRIC)
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Welcome To Conflict And Resilience Research Institute Canada (CRRIC)
CRRIC is located on original lands of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene peoples, and on the homeland of the Metis Nation. CRRIC respects the Treaties that were made on these territories, it acknowledges the harms and mistakes of the past, and it dedicates to move forward in partnership with Indigenous communities in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration.
Ongoing Projects
A DCCP Project
PROJECT IDEA ( IDENTIFY, DE-MYSTIFY, AND EMPOWER ) : COUNTERING DISINFORMATION ON UKRAINIAN CONFLICT.
A Public Safety collaborative Project with University of Winnipeg
Extremism and radicalization to violence prevention in Manitoba (ERIM)
A Rotary Global Grant project
Non-formal education for Rohingya female adolescents
Webinar series
Transformative Dialogue for Peadebuilding
MINDS Project
Canadian Defence and Security Network (CDSN) - In Collaboration with University of Manitoba and York University
ROHINGYA CRISIS RESEARCH
CRRIC researchers drew on ethnographic research conducted in refugee camps in Bangladesh
peacebuilding through education
UPCOMING EVENTS
TRANSFORMATIVE DIALOGUE FOR PEACEBUILDING
Latest Webinar on Ukraine War Ep#5
Webinar-Thematic Groups
- Residential schools and its history and impacts
- Extremism and violence prevention
- Genocide prevention
- Anti Racism and reconciliation
- Youth education and impact of COVID19
- Women, Peace, & security
- Conflict and Peacebuilding
- Climate change
- Diplomacy
- Rohingya crisis research and activism
- Youth and anti-nuclear movement
- Ukraine War
- Practicum Student Webinars
RECENT BLOG POST
Exploitation in Exile: The Plight of Rohingya Women and Girls
By Adeola Ogunnoiki (PACS) a CRRIC intern
The Push and Pull factors of Sex Trafficking and the Fight to Protect the Rohingya women and girls
By Adeola Ogunnoiki (PACS) a CRRIC intern
Behind the Fences: Why Rohingya Girls Are Still Denied Education
By Mubaraq Olayinka Ganiyu (PACS) a CRRIC intern
We’re excited to welcome Wae Win Khaing and Dr. Sai Kyi Zin Soe to CRRIC’s Peace in Myanmar core team—bringing rigor on gendered migration, fisheries, disability inclusion, rights, and governance.
Learn more: http://project.crric.org
#CRRIC #PeaceInMyanmar #SocialInclusion…
Danendri Laleema Senanayake a PhD candidate in PACS, Univ of Manitoba, reflecting upon a CRRIC event, see below:
“Nuclear weapons don’t make nations strong — they make us all unsafe. We must reverse that mindset, one conversation at a time.” — Dr. Ira Helfand
#PeaceNow #EndNuclearWar
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