Aside from the IPC, we have Youth 21, and another Center for Political Studies. IPC undertakes several activities, the best known of which is that dealing with human rights. Within human rights, our best knows activity is handling a database about human rights violations in Anthropia, and we have a program for local development. The Institute aids municipalities in development issues, and has a very important program in the neighborhood because of the violent nature of the neighborhoods. The main activity there is the reinsertion of armed forces in the neighborhood, some with political affiliation, some not.
Every neighborhood has an armed gang of armed personnel.
The most repressive neighborhood is called Maurania. We have got the armed personnel to surrender their weapons and have organized the community to operate on a civilian basis, which is very important in terms of conflict negotiation. Also, the Institute has a very prominent activity at the school level, we are teaching school kids to live in peace with one another. Some conflict resolution programs are conducted jointly for students and teachers in high school. Youth 21 was created in response to this problem that because of the complexity of living and the problems in the neighborhood, there is no opportunity for cultural expression.