Peacebuilding Consultancy | Uniform November

Uniform November is a consultancy that aims to communicate, collaborate, and create responses to challenges within the humanitarian sector. For over 7 years, Uniform November has helped position Frazer and like-minded colleagues as specialists that use the built environment, education, modes of memorialisation, peacebuilding theory and practice to guide humanitarian actors, stakeholders and support communities suffering from the effects of conflict and climate change upheaval.

UNIFORM NOVEMBER is a professional practice and weblog based in Scotland and developed to offer place and peacebuilding expertise, working to improve social cohesion, address memorialization after violence, develop climate change risk mitigation and explore creative solutions to building re-use and social adaptation to vulnerable conditions.

The practice has developed a large client network, and readership that is a source of knowledge development in the peacebuilding sector.

UNIFORM NOVEMBER has worked with The Halo Trust, Universities and UN agencies such as the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM), UNMAS and UNHABITAT

We have developed an educational programme and Bespoke training that offers workshops, seminars and consultation on subjects such as:

•Working with Memory

•The Re-use of Buildings

•The Power of Place in Peacebuilding

•The Potential of Crossdisciplinarity

•Modes of Memorialization

•Understanding the Importance of the Everyday

•The Fundamentals of Peacebuilding

•Working with Communities

•Displacement and HLP

•Trust Building

•Everyday Memories of Violence

•Heritage and conservation within the Built Environment

•Approaches to Education

•Understanding the Brief

•The Creative processes of designing

The UNIFORM NOVEMBER blog is a knowledge transfer feed aimed at developing collaboration, dialogue and awareness...

Articles

An Uncomfortable Framing of The Most Heinous

Image Society has to wrestle back the meaning of genocide, restore its status and rescue it from triviality and commodification in the...

Befriending our Existing Concrete

Shall we not squander the embodied energy*, social meaning and memories of concrete or post-industrial buildings through aesthetic biases...

An Introduction to ReStart Ukraine

Allow me to introduce you to ReStart Ukraine - A immerging collective of 9 clusters (Ref Image above) that propose that the , "New...

"I wore my anti-sniper shoes every time I was in Sarajevo"

Surely violence would inhibit creativity - Being creative is the last thing one might think about in an environment where conflict,...

The Everyday Benefit of Reflexivity

Reflexivity is the process of becoming self-aware. Humanitarian actors and those they seek to support are often encouraged to make...

Hope & The Hallmuir Ukrainian Chapel

It is not often WWII prisoner of war camp buildings find new value in society. The horrific events in Ukraine have offered an unexpected...

Prepare for Peacebuilding During the Conflict in Ukraine

For many, this will be a strange article to post at this stage of a conflict that has horrifically developed only recently. However,...

Rocking the Peacebuilding Boat

Shackleton cleaning the decks with his crew (Photo: Manchester City Council, Flickr, CC BY NC ND 2.0) To help ensure any boat is...

Beyond the Concrete Borders of Gaza

Uniform November is happy to announce that Salem Al Qudwa from Harvard University and a respected member of our Editorial Board will be...

Cultivate a Cross-disciplinary Curiosity

Humanity has experienced an extraordinary burst of evolutionary change, driven by good old fashion Darwinian natural selection. But it is...

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““whatever is true for space and time, this much is true for place: we are immersed in it and could not do without it. To be at all - to exist in any way – is to be somewhere, and to be somewhere is to be in some kind of place”.

"No one therefor can conceive anything, but they must conceive it in some place”.

Owner:

F.M.H..... MLitt Peace & Conflict, Msc Architectural Conservation BA (Hons) Int. Architecture; MCSD, PgC TLHE

F.M.H is a Post-conflict, consultant - Specializing in Social Cohesion, DDR, Memorialization, Architectural Conservation, Housing Land and Property (HLP) issues.