International, Foreign Affairs & National Security
Imagine Center For Conflict Transformation
ALEXANDRIA, VA
Total revenue
$431K
Total expenses
$481K
Net assets
$132K
Grants received
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EIN
450618095
Tax year
2024
Mission
The imagine center strives to 1) transform negative attitudes of conflict-torn societies towards the conflict and each other and promote a cooperative and mutually beneficial view of the conflict; 2) generate joint learning, analysis and, ideas that take the needs, concerns, and hopes of all sides into consideration, and that can be used in peace processes; and 3) create and sustain a network of professionals across conflict sides are committed to peace-building processes.
Programs
3 programs
Us embassy in baku, multimedia and certificate grant - this project titled, "dialogue, media for social change, and mediation certificate", expanded a cross-border network of emerging peacebuilders from armenia and azerbaijan through training in mediation, conflict resolution, analysis, and strategic communication. Participants engaged in a facilitated dialogue to build shared analysis of the conflict and identify collaborative approaches to addressing it. The project strengthened participants' capacity to conduct fieldwork in conflict-affected areas and to produce joint analytic and media outputs that offered alternative perspectives on the conflict. A certificate program further prepared select participants to design and implement confidence-building and conflict resolution initiatives in their communities.
Us embassy in tbilisi, multimedia, dialogue, and certificate grant - this project, titled "dialogue, multimedia collaboration, and mediation certificate in the context of conflicts in the south caucasus", expanded a regional network of emerging peacebuilders and journalists from the south caucasus through training in conflict resolution, mediation, and strategic communications. Participants engaged in a facilitated dialogue to build shared analysis of the conflict, strengthen cross-border relationships, and develop the skills needed to sustain constructive communication during periods of tension. The project supported the creation and dissemination of alternative peace narratives by young georgians, abkhazians, armenians, and azerbaijanis through targeted training in multimedia storytelling and public outreach. A certificate program further prepared select participants to design and implement confidence-building measures and conflict resolution initiatives within their communities.
Other program services
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
1 listed
PHILIP GAMAGHELYAN
PRESIDENT
$61K
40 hrs/wk