Stories, milestones, and announcements from across RACI's programs.
21 September, 2026
On the International Day of Peace, RACI looks back at a year of peacebuilding across Northern Uganda: a conflict analysis that named the problems, a crisis response in Yumbe, two community members turned mediators, land rights advocacy that reached the Ministry, and a community still asking to relight its own fire.
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20 July, 2026
Through open dialogue sessions in Kibogi and Pacilo villages, RACI brought together youth, elders, and local leaders to strengthen mutual understanding, rebuild trust, and promote peaceful coexistence across generations.
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23 June, 2026
As a District Woman Councillor representing Atiak Sub-county, Atim Joyce Kellen discovered the power of mediation and dialogue through RACI’s Peace Project. Her transformation demonstrates how empowering women leaders with peacebuilding skills can strengthen community conflict resolution, reduce tensions, and promote inclusive leadership.
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23 June, 2026
From overcoming land disputes and domestic conflict to becoming the elected Area Councilor III of Kibogi Ward, Douglas Oketayot's journey demonstrates how RACI's Peace Project is empowering local leaders to promote peaceful conflict resolution, inclusive leadership, and stronger communities.
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30 June, 2026
RACI joined the Peace Project Partnership (TPP) and the Ministry of Lands at Kolping Hotel for a networking and lobbying meeting focused on land governance challenges affecting Northern Uganda and West Nile, resulting in a set of concrete actions to advance peaceful and equitable land access.
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22 April, 2026
RACI and Peace Project partners from Uganda and South Sudan met the Principal Lands Officer at the Ministry of Lands to raise concerns about the gap in land policy dissemination affecting rural communities, women, and youth — a meeting that laid the groundwork for the follow-up engagement held in June.
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21 December, 2025
Following recent inter-religious tensions in Yumbe Town, RACI joined MCJL and partner organisations in convening a dialogue bringing together religious, cultural, and security leaders to address the root causes of the unrest and chart a path toward lasting reconciliation.
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