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Support and encourage reforms that promote a culture of peace, through education and advocacy; generating a curriculum to promote training and practice of peace studies and other conflict management techniques;
Promote the use of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and other non-violent models for joint problem-solving; Promote cooperation, harmonize efforts and close interaction among members of the peace society, donors and similar bodies, both within and outside Nigeria;
An Honorary Member of The Society shall be any person so honored by The Society for his outstanding contribution(s) to the mission, vision and values of The Society.
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A Fellow of The Society shall be any member who has distinguished himself in practice or scholarship for a period not less than ten years and has been recommended by the Executive Council.
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To become a Full Member of The Society, such person must have been an Associate Member in active practice for at least 5 years.
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An Associate Member of The Society shall be any person who upon completion of a course of study in Peace & Conflict Studies Program
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A Student Member of the Society shall be any undergraduate student of any recognized Tertiary institutions pursuing courses in Peace & Conflict Studies Program
Read MoreSociety for peace studies and practice as a body striving for peace has done a lot these past few years to bring to the fore reasons why communities and nations must work for peace
The Society for Peacebuilding Studies and Practice (SPSP) Peace Practice Training Manual is a comprehensive resource designed to equip practitioners, community leaders, and policymakers with the essential tools for managing security challenges and fostering social harmony.
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The Society for Peace Studies and Practice (SPSP) has released the official Communiqué issued at its 19th Annual International Conference and General Assembly, held from 25–27 November 2025 at the Abiola Ajimobi Resource Centre, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
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The SPSP January 2026 Newsletter presents a comprehensive account of the Society for Peace Studies and Practice’s institutional milestones, partnerships, and outstanding contributors between 2022 and 2025.
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The Society for Peace Studies and Practice (SPSP) has adopted a comprehensive Whistle-Blower Policy (2025) as part of its ongoing commitment to transparency, accountability, and ethical governance.
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The Society for Peace Studies and Practice (SPSP) has released its Branding Policy (2025), a key institutional document designed to protect, strengthen, and standardise the Society’s corporate identity across all platforms and engagements.
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The Society for Peace Studies and Practice (SPSP) is pleased to present a new scholarly publication titled “The January 6, 1999 Invasion of Freetown: Strategy, Atrocity, and Its Consequences for Sierra Leone,” authored by Professor Joe A. D. Alie, COR, fspsp.
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