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We translate rigorous research translated into actionable insights for practitioners, funders, and policymakers working to reduce armed conflict. A production by Effective Peacebuilding Initiative, each episode breaks down academic papers, policy reports, and field research—making evidence accessible to those who need it most. Whether you're designing programs, making funding decisions, or shaping policy, we bridge the gap between scholarship and practice to help you make more informed choices in peacebuilding.