Publication: Report July 1, 2024

Beyond the Battlefields: Practical Strategies to Halving Global Violence in Our Homes, Streets, and Communities

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  • GENSAC
  • Halving Global Violence
  • Pathfinders
  • Peace in Our Cities

The Halving Global Violence Flagship Report

In the report, “Beyond the Battlefields: Practical Strategies to Halving Global Violence in Our Homes, Streets, and Communities,” the Halving Global Violence Task Force at NYU’s Center on International Cooperation (CIC) presents a comprehensive roadmap to cut global violence by half. This pivotal analysis culminates a three-year collaborative effort involving international policymakers, distinguished researchers, field experts, and activists.

New Insights on Reducing Global Violence: A Path Forward

The report emphasizes that halving global violence is not only a visionary goal but an actionable imperative. It outlines practical, evidence-based strategies to tackle violence across all spheres of society, underscoring the potential for significant economic and societal benefits. By adopting these strategies, the global community can forge a safer, more equitable society for future generations.

Key highlights reveal that most violence occurs outside conflict zones, affecting diverse demographics worldwide. It also provides detailed strategies that have proven successful in various global cities, emphasizing low-cost, innovative solutions that can radically reduce violence. It is an essential read for leaders and policymakers committed to fostering international peace and security.

Explore the full report, Beyond the Battlefields: Practical Strategies to Halving Global Violence in Our Homes, Streets, and Communities, to discover how strategic interventions can transform our approach to preventing and reducing violence worldwide.

Supporting Research

This flagship report draws on the findings of numerous commissioned research reports and policy briefs by international experts.