The OICD is proud to announce a new partnership with St John's, Malta to offer the course "Conflict Resolution – Addressing Divisions of Identity". Co-conceived with St. John's Malta, and designed
Project News We are very honored to announce a new partnership with the John Howard Society Ottawa (JHSO) on an adaptation of the OICD’s EMIC methodology to JHSO's goals to prevent
London, UCL Anthropology, May 2019. A broad range of practitioners, academics and artists convene to discuss how identities can be used to build peace and cohesion. Funded by UCL-Anthropology and co-organized
Workshops We had two very interesting workshops in 2018. The first, in Oxford, was on the topic of New Directions in Ethnographic Data Collection, Mining, Analysis and Application and the second was in London
The OICD and The Social Sciences Division, Oxford University, are pleased to announce a co-hosted workshop described below. (pdf version) Fulfilling the Potential and Mitigating the Risks of Ethnographic-Led Interventions New Directions
Can Identities Positively Transform Societies? Theoretical and Methodological Challenges and Solutions Thank you to all those who contributed to this workshop. A summary of discussions on day two follows. OICD Workshop: Can Identities
Greetings to all OICD members and mailing list subscribers, and a warm welcome to new subscribers and members. This edition of the OICD newsletter is brought to you simultaneously through our
The OICD defines its goals and mission objects every two years. These are the mission objects that the OICD proposes to concentrate on until 2020. Comments from OICD members welcome!
In a project initiated by the OICD in partnership with the Imagine Africa Institute (IAI), the directors of both organizations were invited to speak to a diverse audience of participants