Pacific Centre for Peacebuilding

04/06/2026

The Oceania Centre at USP is welcoming a special exhibition! Presented by Routes to Roots, in collaboration with the Pacific Centre for Peacebuilding. The 'Waluvu Exhibition' is a creative collaboration told through art about climate change and flooding as faced by youth in two Suva settlements, Qauia and Maravu.

The exhibition is free to experience and engage with and will be open from 10am to 4pm on weekdays, running through to the 19th of June 2026. Everyone will have the chance to come and reflect on what these young artists have created (and have the opportunity to create some of your own too!).

Time: 10am-4pm (weekdays)
Venue: Molikilagi Bure, OCACPS, USP

01/06/2026

The Pacific Centre for Peacebuilding (P*P) is thrilled to share the successful implementation of our 4-day Conflict Analysis and Restorative Justice Training for 25 dedicated officers of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF)! 🇫🇯🤝

​Convened at the Pasifika Communities University, the week kicked off with an inspiring opening by Lieutenant Colonel Sophie Waters, the UK Defence Advisor at the British High Commission, Suva, Fiji. She highlighted the vital intersection between the military, peace, and security, emphasizing how deep connections to the general public form the bedrock of a peaceful society.

​Over the intense four days, these officers delved into crucial topics aimed at broadening perspectives and transforming approaches to security:

🔹 An RFMF History Walk – Reflecting on the journey and evolution of the force.

🔹 Conflict Analysis & Adaptive Peacebuilding – Learning to navigate and de-escalate complex situations dynamically.

🔹 Restorative Justice – Shifting the focus toward healing, accountability, and rebuilding relationships.

🔹 Constitutionalism – Grounding leadership in the legal framework of our nation.

​To wrap up the powerful week, P*P Board Member Mr. Sekove Naqiolevu officially closed the training, expressing our deepest gratitude to the Commander and the senior command of the RFMF for their unwavering support and commitment to building a more peaceful Fiji.

​This impactful training was made possible through the generous funding from the UK in Fiji - British High Commission and our valued partnership with Conciliation Resources. Vinaka vakalevu to our partners and the RFMF officers for your incredible dedication and collaboration! 🇬🇧🕊️🇫🇯

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25/05/2026

14/05/2026

As tomorrow, May 15, is a public holiday, Pacific Centre for Peacebuilding is marking Girmit Day today and with full hearts, acknowledging the profound courage and resilience of the Girmitiya, those who journeyed from India to Fiji under indenture, carrying with them their culture, spirit, and hope for a better future.

Their story is one of struggle, survival, and strength and it is woven into the very fabric of who we are as a nation.

As peacebuilders, we recognise that lasting peace is built on truth, memory, and respect for all people's histories. Today, we honour that legacy.

12/05/2026

Women in leadership

11/05/2026

The Pacific Centre for Peacebuilding had the honor of celebrating Mothers day with the incredible women of the Nasinu Sanatan Nari Sabha. With heartfelt poems, songs and inspiring stories each of the eight women's groups affliated to this organization shared tributes to motherhood highlighting the strength, resilience and love that mothers have.
Mothers are the backbone of our communities nurturing not only their families but also fostering hope and empowering the next generation. As we celebrate our mothers let us also recognize the importance of empowering women in all aspects of life. When women thrive, families flourish and communities grow stronger. Together, let us continue to uplift and support one another, honoring the invaluable role of mothers and all women in our lives.

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

Annual General Meeting Notice!

06/05/2026

The Pacific Centre for Peacebuilding (P*P) welcomes the renewal of the Pacific Regional NGO Alliance through the signing of this Memorandum of Understanding.

P*P is committed to supporting the collective work of the Alliance, now strengthened and consolidated through this renewed partnership. We stand alongside regional civil society organisations in advancing shared priorities, including peacebuilding, climate resilience, social justice, and amplifying community voices across the Pacific.

This renewed MOU reflects the importance of collaboration in shaping inclusive and people-centred regionalism.

: The Pacific Network on Globalisation welcomes the renewal of the Pacific Regional Non-Governmental Organisation Alliance, marked by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding yesterday.

As part of the , PANG remains committed to working collectively to advance shared priorities across the region, including trade justice, climate resilience, and strengthening community voices.

“After 26 years, this renewed commitment is a testament to the work of non-state actors and civil society organisations in informing and implementing regionalism," stated PRNGO Alliance Chair and PANG Coordinator, Joey Tau.

🔗Read full Media Release here: https://pang.org.fj/pacific-regional-ngos-renew-commitment-as-an-alliance/