Rise to Peace
Although we live in dangerous times, rife with both international and domestic terrorism, there is hope and there is a clear path towards peace – that road is education and Rise to Peace helps to build that path one person at a time.
Our Recent Work
Latest Articles
Why Right-Wing Extremism Has a Strong Presence in Eastern Germany
The Ecuadorian Security Crisis
Insurgency and the Narcotic Chain in India and Myanmar
Examining Militancy in Nigeria: Mistakes of the South and Lessons for the North
Ukraine Claims to Have Obtained a List of Russian Spies Operating in Europe
Censorship Through the UK´s Prevent Program
The Armed Forces of the Philippines’ Proactive Countermeasure Against Abu Sayyaf
Deadly Attacks Target Schools in Western Kabul
A Growing and Changing Threat: The Evolution of Narco-Warfare in Mexico
Looking Back: Al-Qaeda’s Unexpected Attack Against the Central Intelligence Agency
LATEST RESEARCH
OUR METHODOLOGY
Research & Analysis
Our frontline research and informed analysis unravels the grassroots causes of terrorism and extremism so that we can offer actionable prevention strategies.
Education & Awareness
We implement localized educational projects available to all members of civil society that focus on objectives of kindness, rather than division and hate.
Policy & Practice
We gather renowned experts at high level discussions to share knowledge on the best practices to prevent extremism and terrorism with the public.
Connect for Change
We provide opportunities to people of diverse backgrounds to connect with each other, exchange ideas, and collaborate to counter the universal scourge of terror.
News and Announcements
High-Level Advocacy
News
Reports indicate that Ecuador has transitioned from being a drug transit country to a drug distribution center in Latin America. This has resulted in increased fears that narco-terrorism will plague the country.
Read Daniel Felipe Ruiz Rozo’s article here
https://www.risetopeace.org/?p=12453
The thriving narcotic supply and extortion through the Moreh-Tamu roadways highlights the need for more developmental efforts in India and Myanmar to curtail the illicit flow of drugs.
Read more in Vetilo Venuh's newest article.
https://www.risetopeace.org/?p=12445
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I live near the Dulles Expo Center. I am sorry that I cannot donate time-feeling stretched by other volunteer commitments–though we have Stuff, I can buy Stuff, and I can donate the ever versatile $$.
Yours in peace, Sue Marcus