Working towards the peaceful evolution of their country, two Uganda-based organizations, the Acholi Religious Leaders Peace Initiative (ARLPI) and the Interreligious Council of Uganda (IRCU) worked closely to conduct two workshops using the ESPERE Methodology in January and early February 2015 in the District of Gulu.

Culminating over two years of intense community engagement, the launch of the National Platform convened over 100 former combatants, religious leaders, members of parliament, civic leaders and others engaged in reintegration efforts for children used as soldiers in Uganda.

With over 30 million views in its first week, the super viral Kony 2012 video clearly raised awareness of the horrors of the LRA in Uganda. But was the Kony 2012 campaign a good idea?

Ten former child soldiers from Uganda launched a peer-to-peer interview process to uncover the experiences and insights needed to improve reintegration and prevention efforts in Uganda.

Leading up the 2007 global forum hosted in Colombia to address reintegration for former child soldiers, over 100 participants were invited to take an online course on the theme of reintegration and prevention designed by the Goldin Institute and Centro Mundial.