Top: Participants debrief the group at a Women Waging Peace training workshop. Bottom: The Institute partners with the Defense Institute of International Legal Studies to conduct a workshop on conflict management skills used in international humanitarian and peace operations. |
The Professional Training Program develops and presents programs that help government officials, military and police personnel, international organization representatives, civic activists, and leaders of non-governmental organizations--both American and international--improve their conflict management skills. Training in these skills is highly interactive, and draws heavily on the professional experiences of the participants themselves. For more information please see our Recent Training Programs.
Recent Training Workshops
Descriptions and pictures of recently completed workshops.
Distance Training
Earn a Certificate in Conflict Analysis through our Professional Training Online program.
Why Train with USIP
The Institute brings together practitioner perspectives and the best current research in conflict studies.
Partners and Audiences
The Institute's network of partner organizations give us global reach.
Objectives and Methodology
While each training program is tailored to meet specific goals, the Institute's focus is on conflict analysis, prevention, negotiation, and mediation skills.
Trainers
Personal biographies of the trainers at the U.S. Institute of Peace.
Ted Feifer | Anne Henderson | Greg Noone | Mike Lekson | Robert Perito | George Ward
Workshops Calendar
Since our workshops are generally arranged in partnership with organizations and participation is limited we do not publish an events calendar. When workshops or other programs are open to the public announcements will be posted on the main page of the Institute's web site.
Contact Us
Thank you for your interest in our training programs. Organizations interested in participating in or co-sponsoring Institute training programs should contact the Training Program, by email: training@usip.org or fax: 202-429-6063.
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