The work, as it happened.

Our annual Conflict Management Seminar and Workshop for the Nigerian military, run with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation. Conflict management and peacebuilding are now part of the College's own training curriculum, taught from a manual we wrote.

The 18th Annual Conflict Management Seminar and Workshop, Ogomudia Hall, Nigerian Army College of Logistics, Lagos. Opening address at the annual seminar. The Commandant of the College addresses participants. An IMPACT facilitator leads a plenary session. Officers in session. Participants drawn from the army and the police. Seminar participants and facilitators. A plaque presented to the IMPACT training team by the College.

Bringing traditional rulers, community women, young people and candidates into the same room ahead of an election, and ending with a public commitment to a peaceful vote.

Traditional rulers at the high table. Traditional leaders commit to peaceful elections. Participants pledge allegiance to a peaceful election. A cross-section of the community at the forum. Community women at the outreach. A traditional ruler addresses the forum. IMPACT with a House of Representatives aspirant at the community outreach.

Capacity building in community healing and dialogue skills for civil society organisations, run with the Women Peacemakers Program and Urgent Action Fund-Africa, so that organisations in Plateau State could run their own healing and dialogue work.

The workshop banner, naming the Women Peacemakers Program and Urgent Action Fund-Africa as collaborators. Participants at the Jos workshop. In session at the Leadership Institute, Jos.

Enhancing Peace in the Niger Delta: training community women, youths and traditional leaders in non-violent conflict management, with the Delegation of the European Union to Nigeria.

Participants in a training workshop on non-violent conflict management, Ukwuani community, Delta State. Youths from Ukwuani community trained in non-violent conflict management skills. Participants in a workshop on non-violent conflict management skills, Isoko, Delta State. Question and answer session during a training workshop with women in Isoko community. Government officials, community women, youth and traditional leaders at an inter-group dialogue forum with Isoko community. A traditional leader from Isoko community calls for further dialogue and third-party intervention to resolve the conflict. The Director of Community Development, representing the Honourable Commissioner, Delta State Ministry of Women Affairs, assures communities of the Ministry's support for sustainable peace initiatives. Women at an EU-supported training session, Isoko.

A one-day public presentation of the Enhancing Peace in the Niger Delta project report, attended by community leaders, government representatives and our European Union partners.

Participants at the public presentation of the project report, Orchid Hotel, Asaba, Delta State. The Executive Director gives the opening remark at the one-day public presentation of the project report.

Conflict management and peacebuilding training for officers and men of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung.

A cross-section of resource persons, NSCDC officers and men at the workshop.

Training students on their rights and their responsibilities, delivered in the school itself.

Students at the Child Rights and Responsibilities training, Acumen School, Magboro. A cross-section of students during the training.

Visits, forums and distribution events run alongside our programme work.

A women's leadership forum. A school outreach visit. An item distribution outreach at a school.

Where our work takes us outside the field: international forums, and partners visiting us.

Representing IMPACT at the 57th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, New York. EWARDS and USAID visit the IMPACT office.