Our past work in Guayaquil shows why violence prevention is difficult to measure — and how funding can favor visible enforcement outcomes over less visible changes in risk and behavior.

Field interviews show how Ukrainian soldiers, veterans, and volunteers improvise behavioral, organizational, and institutional fixes that sustain combat power — and why formal systems fail to see or scale them.

AI and decentralized platforms are shortening the path from exposure to violence; the brief argues for indicator sharing, network disruption, and rights-preserving limits on access to terrorist content.