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Building lasting Peace
"Unkind words can pierce our very- self esteem, making joy, hope and love leak from our hearts. But kind encouraging words spoken in love may lift us from despair, but hope in our hearts and a bounce in our steps."
Mother Theresa

Areas Of Expertise

Conflict Risk Research & Prevention
The Centre researches the risks of generating conflict and come up with prevention methodologies to avert escalation towards intractable conflict. The Centre partners with other agencies to do research on causes of conflict which renders the affected population to become refugees or asylees.
Peace Building & Resolutions
Peace Building Resolutions - We come up with a methodology which can be a tool to attain not only peace, but ever lasting peace such as mediation, negotiation and arbitration. The outcome is that all parties are able to achieve win - win results.Constructing the house of peace relies on a foundation of multiple actors and activities aimed at achieving and sustaining reconciliation (Lederach J.P 1999).
Post Conflict Resolution & Cohesion Structuring
Our organization deals with post conflict resolution and cohesion structuring to circumscribe aset of ideas and strategies that fortify feasible peace.Our approach unfold from the perspective of specialists rather than idealogue. The issues and interests still have to be addressed as a contigency model.

Stories of Peace

A Great Peace Advocate

The late Bishop Korir was a major peace and reconciliation advocate whose contribution to the peace building effort during the 2007 post-election violence in Kenya, and cattle rustling in the North Rift are emblematic to his life commitment to peace. Dr. Mokaya was privileged to intern at Late Bishop Korir’s office where she learned a lot on the approaches Bishop used to broker for peace in the volatile areas of North Rift Valley. His mechanism for brokering peace among the conflicting parties was empowerment vested on the people to choose what they really wanted. Most of the time it was a win win outcome.

DRC Peace Building

ALARM Congo Trauma Healing Conference of December 13, 2012 exposes what conflict does to women in countries on war like DRC.

Dr. Jane N. Mokaya, Ph.D

Founder & Excutive Director

Dr. Jane N. Mokaya is the founder and Managing Director of the Centre for Peace and Conflict Research Advocacy. She has a passion for Conflict Resolution and Peace Building. Dr. Mokaya has worked for the less fortunate in society as a social worker, which was the reason for her studying conflict resolution to minimize suffering particularly refugees. She aspires to see a world free of conflict. Dr. Mokaya earned a PhD in Conflict Analysis and Resolution Studies with a concentration in International Peace and Conflict, Master of Science in Conflict Analysis and Resolution (MA) from Nova Southeastern University, Florida, Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Non-Profit Management from Anderson University, Indiana, Bachelor of Science in Social Work,and a certificate in Case Management from Indiana University- Purdue University Indianapolis, Indiana and a certificate in Monitoring and Evaluation from Kenya Institute of Management. Dr. Mokaya has immense experience working with refugees and Children. Her doctoral research was on Women Refugees from Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) resettled in Indianapolis. Dr. Mokaya worked in Ukraine since August 2019. She was with Peace Corps as an NGO Advisor at Spilna Sprava dealing with Internally Displaced People (IDPs) from Eastern Ukraine living in Western Ukraine. Dr. Mokaya also taught on Peace and Conflict Studies: Theory and Practice at Vasyl' Stus Donetsk National University at Vinnytsia city in Ukraine
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