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Conflict Resolution Volunteer Programs Abroad

Conflict is an inevitable result of human interaction, and in an ever-globalizing world, the need for individuals dedicated to peace and conflict resolution is rising. If diplomacy and the versatile world of international development is relevant to your interests and professional or academic goals, then consider volunteering abroad in conflict resolution. Those who volunteer in conflict resolution will develop the skills necessary to facilitate discussion, encourage understanding, and ultimately achieve peace. While building these skills, volunteers will encounter varying cultures, languages, and beliefs, all of which will lead to their own application of conflict resolution strategies.

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International Volunteer HQ [IVHQ]
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International Volunteer HQ [IVHQ]

Incredible Volunteering in Lima: Costs from USD 180

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GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization

Israel - Food Baskets for Families

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The Intern Group
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The Intern Group

Internships & Volunteer Programs in London

The Intern Group provides you with top internships in London! Par...

Projects Abroad
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Projects Abroad

Global Leader In Meaningful Travel. Trusted By 130,000

At Projects Abroad, we’re passionate about travel with a purpose....

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Volunteer World
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Volunteer World

Best Volunteer Programs in Nicaragua

Volunteering in Nicaragua is the perfect way to discover untouche...

Roots Interns
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Roots Interns

Wellbeing Coordinator in South Africa or Costa Rica

Join young volunteers on a life-changing expedition and support t...

Jakera: Learn Spanish, Volunteer and Adventure
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Jakera: Learn Spanish, Volunteer and Adventure

Costa Rica, Cuba & Guatemala – 12 Weeks Latin American Trip

Join us on a 12-week adventure through Costa Rica, Cuba, and Guat...

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Love Volunteers
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Love Volunteers

Law and Human Rights Program in Cambodia

This vital Law and Human Rights Program puts international volunt...

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Excellence Center in Europe
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Excellence Center in Europe

Volunteer to Teach English & Study German (1-12 Weeks)

Volunteers taking part in short-term volunteer projects in German...

The Excellence Center in Palestine
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The Excellence Center in Palestine

Volunteer Projects In Palestine In 2025

Volunteer Projects In Palestine In 2025: The Excellence Center/En...

Fundación Aldeas De Paz - Peace Villages Foundation
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Fundación Aldeas De Paz - Peace Villages Foundation

NGO Management and Administration

This versatile NGO management & administration experience and obs...

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Carpe Diem Education
9.6913 reviews

Carpe Diem Education

Southeast Asia Semester | Carpe Diem Education Gap Year

A region accentuated by the colorful robes of Buddhist monks, the...

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ISA by WorldStrides
9.754 reviews

ISA by WorldStrides

ISA Service-Learning in Valparaíso/Viña del Mar, Chile

Valparaíso and Viña del Mar are coastal sister cities 68 miles no...

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Oyster Worldwide
9.754 reviews

Oyster Worldwide

Elephant Conservation in Namibia

This programme is based on the immense and spectacular desert, Th...

Connect-123 Internship Programs
9.54 reviews

Connect-123 Internship Programs

Volunteer in Cape Town with Connect-123!

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MY WEEK VOLUNTEERING IN PALESTINE

by: Emma Gille - United StatesProgram: Volunteer Projects In Palestine In 2025
10

I’m Emma from Scotland and I chose a one-week short-term course with the refugee program. It was all VERY last minute with me, less than a week before actually coming to the Centre, there are a few other Centres I had contacted, but I found this one to be the most responsive. I did a few Arabic lessons which were great as I’ve been to many Arabic-speaking countries before, but I wish I had longer to learn more as the experience was positive and the first time learning a new language in many years! I liked that we had something different activity-wise every day, whether it be getting a tour of the old city, going to the glass / ceramic factory or the Keffyiah factory among other things, as well as what was most important for me, was to visit the refugee camp, which was a truly humbling heartwarming and heartbreaking experience.. we basically went everywhere tourist wise that there is in Hebron and always got a good explanation from Osama. The staff was amazing and it all seemed like we were all just one big family all in it together, we would cook dinner together some evenings and breakfast was always at 10 am with the staff and the other volunteers. It’s a very relaxed atmosphere and everyone is very easygoing time-wise, it’s not a strict schedule and everyone is extremely flexible. The evenings were spent with other volunteers where we would head out for some tea and shisha and play cards or just chat and chill. I chose to stay with a host family which was really wonderful to just see how people live and go about day-to-day life here. I had only been in Jerusalem for a few days before I came here, so still have a lot to explore and hope to come back here again as it’s one of my more memorable travel experiences, especially with the warmth and kindness and if course hospitality of the Palestinian people. It certainly opened my eyes to the struggles they go through now and have been going through for many years. I taught conversational English to a young guy who just wanted to practice his English before applying for his USA visa to be a camp counselor, I have no teaching experience, but it really didn’t matter as he just wanted to talk and have me correct him on any mistakes. I really enjoyed that part, being able to help someone like this. I came in February and the weather was very cold which I didn’t really expect, so bring warm clothes if coming in winter! I just loved everything from the food, the people, just the whole vibe of the place. Everyone would say hi just walking down the street. I went out walking around alone a lot of the time and never once felt unsafe. I feel very passionate about Palestine and its people and hope to return again soon! I definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to get into the culture and have a better understanding of what’s going on and how people actually live here. A time in my life I will never forget! Thanks to everyone who made this all possible and hope to be back soon!

A Guide to Volunteering Abroad in Conflict Resolution

Why Volunteer Abroad

Students and enthusiasts of international relations and human rights should consider volunteering abroad in conflict resolution in order to have an impactful experience beyond the classroom. Volunteering abroad will equip you with the tools and skills needed for a career in the international arena and the world of conflict resolution and peacekeeping.

Volunteers will learn effective means of negotiation, mediation, and arbitration, examine international development and its effects on conflict resolution, and explore effective as well as ineffective measures of diplomacy. Those who volunteer in conflict resolution will be able to experience working in a multicultural environment, get exposure to a new foreign language, and develop skills in cultural sensitivity. Volunteering abroad in conflict resolution is an exceptional opportunity and one that will go far beyond the development of valuable professional experience.

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