Join us in Culiacán, Sinaloa for the presentation of the Mexico Peace Index 2025, where we will explore the latest findings, trends, and insights into peacefulness across Mexico, with a particular focus on the state of Sinaloa. Produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), the Mexico Peace Index is a comprehensive annual assessment of peace in Mexico, based on the internationally recognised Global Peace Index framework. This session will examine national and regional shifts over the past year and the last decade, highlighting key challenges and opportunities for building a more peaceful society. Speakers: Carlos Juárez, Mexico Director IEP Alberto Coppel Miguel Calderón Adrián López This event is open to policymakers, researchers, civil society actors, and all those interested in using data and evidence to inform peacebuilding and development efforts in Mexico.

Advancing the WPS Agenda in Cybersecurity and Protection of Civilians Australia's second National Action Plan (NAP) on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) outlines how Australia will implement its commitments as part of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 and the broader WPS agenda. Humanitarian Advisory Group (HAG) is organising a two-day workshop in Sydney to delve into two thematic issues relevant to the WPS agenda, bringing together a range of groups, experts, thinkers and practitioners. The insights from this workshop - and other engagements during the year - will form the basis for reports that will identify opportunities and provide recommendations for Australian Government implementing agencies to strengthen NAP implementation. Day 1 will provide an opportunity to consult with and bring together subject matter experts including the private sector, who are based in Sydney, on cybersecurity issues and linkages with the NAP. Day 2 will focus on how the NAP can better support efforts in the protecting civilians during armed conflict and aims to connect experts, diaspora groups, community organisations and other networks. IEP Partnerships Development Manager Patricia Garcia - panel speaker on WPS and Protection of Civilians and Future of PoC Patricia Garcia, Partnerships Development Manager at the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), will participate in a panel discussion on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) and Future of Protection of Civilians (PoC). Drawing on IEP’s data-driven approach to peace and Positive Peace Framework, Patricia will share insights into how evidence-based strategies can strengthen civilian protection and advance gender-inclusive peacebuilding efforts.

The Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP), the world’s leading think tank measuring peace and quantifying its economic value, will release the 19th annual Global Peace Index 2025. This comprehensive report ranks 163 nations by their relative levels of peacefulness and provides the latest data and analysis on the key trends, patterns, and drivers shaping global peace. The Global Peace Index 2025 examines critical factors such as militarisation, societal safety and security, and ongoing conflict to assess how peaceful the world currently is and to identify emerging challenges. Steve Killelea AM, Founder and Executive Chairman of IEP, will present the findings at the official launch event on Thursday, 19 June 2025, at Portcullis House in London. Participation in the launch event is by invitation only. The full Global Peace Index 2025 report will be available on Institute for Economics & Peace  and Vision of Humanity website and IEP social media channels.

Cooperation Canada, in collaboration with the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), is pleased to invite you to a high-level session marking the release of the Global Peace Index (GPI) 2025, the world’s leading measure of global peacefulness. This session will be hosted in collaboration with Cooperation Canada and the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP). A fireside chat with Michael Collins, Executive Director Americas, IEP, and experts will offer regional and thematic reflections, exploring how evidence-based insights can support more strategic and effective peacebuilding responses in today's rapidly changing global context. Covering 163 countries and territories, and accounting for 99.7% of the world's population, the GPI evaluates 23 qualitative and quantitative indicators across three domains: Societal Safety and Security, Ongoing Domestic and International Conflict, and the Degree of Militarization. This event is open to all Cooperation Canada members and non-members. We welcome representatives from organisations working in peacebuilding, human rights, conflict resolution, social development, gender equality, and economic justice, especially those based in the National Capital Region. Join us for an engaging and timely conversation on the state of global peace and the role of data in shaping effective responses to conflict and insecurity.