Transforming Violent Conflict, Building Peace
Our Vision
Our Aim to become a leading global peace centre. Glencree believes in a shared world; where human rights are protected; where diversity and different identities are cherished; where all can live free from the fear of violence and with dignity and respect; and where differences and conflicts are transformed peacefully.
Our Core Values
In pursuing our mission and strategic priorities, Glencree will at all times promote adherence to our core value of Inclusivity, Non-violence, Respect and Independence amongst our team members and stakeholders.
Call For Papers
Glencree Peace IV Project, in collaboration with the Irish Centre for Human Rights at the National University of Ireland Galway, welcomes submissions for our 2020 Academic Journal which will focus on Addressing the Legacy of Conflict in Northern Ireland through Engagement & Dialogue. Abstracts are now invited from academics and practitioners who are involved in fostering and developing inter-communal relationships and peace in Northern Ireland.
Our Work
Who We Work With
Glencree has learnt that successful peacebuilding requires engaging in an inclusive process with all those involved in and affected by violent conflict.
Our Approach
Our main approach is dialogue, bringing people together to engage in difficult conversations. Another is learning.
Impact of Our Work
For more than 40 years, Glencree has helped build improbable relationships between those affected by and involved in violent conflict, contributing to reducing violence and building a lasting peace.