Roads to Resolution was established in 2008 by a group of Public Diplomacy Master’s students passionate about Conflict Resolution and Peace Building. Each one of us has been personally affected by inter-ethnic conflict and has an intimate understanding of the devastating effects this has on ordinary citizens. We recognize that reconciliation is a vital component in rebuilding societies and we are committed to exploring innovative programs which creatively utilize elements of reconciliation.
We are dedicated to furthering the cause of reconciliation through the use of Information Communication Technologies (ICTs). We strongly believe that new technologies have a growing role to play in enhancing communication, fostering dialogue, and offering war-torn societies the tools to take the first step on the road to resolution.
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"We value the potential of ICTs to promote peace and to prevent conflict with, inter alia, negatively affects achieving development goals. ICTs can be used for identifying conflict situations through early-warning systems preventing conflicts, promoting their peaceful resolution, supporting humanitarian action, including protection of civilians in armed conflicts, facilitating peacekeeping missions, and assisting post conflict peace-building and reconstruction."
Paragraph 36, Tunis Commitment - Wold Summit on the Information Society
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