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Ketty Luzincourt

Ketty Luzincourt is Chief Executive Officer and founder of the Haitian Institute of Peace which focuses on strengthening learning and research on conflict resolution and peace studies. Her research areas include alternative dispute resolution, intrastate conflicts and the role of education in exacerbating conflict or promoting reconciliation. She has developed and taught courses on peacebuilding and conflict management, facilitating numerous seminars and workshops for local authorities, NGOs and civil society organizations. Prior to that, she worked extensively in development programmes with a variety of institutions, such as the United Nations for Development Program, the European Union, and the Lutheran World Federation. Luzincourt holds a degree in diplomacy, conflict resolution and peacebuilding.

Research areas: Latin America and the Caribbean

Publications

Politique politicienne: une perception de la jeunesse haïtienne: Henriette Lunde , Ketty Luzincourt 23 January 2011
Les jeunes Haïtiens estiment que la politique est « sale » mais un nouveau rapport de Henriette Lunde et de Ketty Luzincourt indique que leur connaissance des modèles dysfonctionnels dans leur société offre la possibilité d’un changement positif. more
“Politics is dirty” – the view of Haitian youth: Henriette Lunde , Ketty Luzincourt 17 November 2010
In the run-up to the November 2010 elections, young Haitians see politics as “dirty” but a new report by Henriette Lunde and Ketty Luzincourt indicates that their recognition of the dysfunctional patterns and structures at play in their society offers the potential for positive change. more
Haitian women: life at stake in the camps: Ketty Luzincourt 25 May 2010
The Haitian earthquake of January 2010 has exacerbated the economic insecurities and physical vulnerabilities of many Haitian women. Their survival in makeshift camps imposes great burdens as they seek to sustain their roles as caregivers, economic actors and community builders. more