About
The Forum for Peaceful Russia (FPR) is an annual gathering dedicated to fostering collaboration between civil activists and non-profit organizations dealing with the urgent circumstances of conflict.
As civil society on both sides of the Russian-Ukrainian border faces unprecedented challenges, this forum serves as a unique platform for those committed to addressing critical issues and achieving practical outcomes for peaceful communities.
Why now?
At FPR, we believe that cooperation is essential for creating meaningful change. Our forum is designed to:
Facilitate Dialogue
Engage in open discussions on key humanitarian and environmental challenges
Foster Collaboration
Establish working groups focused on actionable solutions in areas where joint efforts are crucial
Empower Change
Share knowledge, strategies, and best practices to drive impactful initiatives
Areas of Focus
Participants will collaborate on a range of pressing issues, including:
Humanitarian Aid
Rescue and recovery missions, refugee assistance, and civilian protection
Environmental Impact
Addressing the ecological consequences of the conflict
Documentation and Advocacy
War crimes documentation and advocacy for justice
Who Should
Attend?
FPR is a closed, invitation-only event designed for NGOas, activists, and professionals who are directly engaged in peacebuilding, humanitarian work, and environmental protection in the context of the conflict.
About previous events
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Organizers
FPR was founded by politician and lawyer Sergey Ross, the founder of the research center "Collective Action." The center conducts research and drafts legislation in the field of urban policy in Moscow and St. Petersburg.