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#SeedsofReconciliation
Selected activists and educators on road to more peace
Last July we gathered educators and peace builders with experience in community building in conflict regions across Europe, exploring methods and developing tools for peacebuilding youth work.
How we see .
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01.
Realisation
Understading a new reality is important on this step.
02.
Identification
Here 'Your People' become 'My People'.

03.
Preparation
Prepating for lasting change takes time and efforts.
04.
Activation
Actively working on reconciliation with community.
Our Sessions
Unlearning War: Rethinking Peace from the Inside Out at CISR
Simulating Complexity to Build Understanding: A Study Visit to CRISPS e.V.
From Mandates to the Field: Exploring Peace Operations at ZIF
Shared Space, Shared Future: Youth at the Heart of Reconciliation and Peacebuilding
Empowering Youth for Peace in Merkinė, Lithuania – The ‘Missing Peace’ Project’s Impactful Youth Exchange!
The Missing Peace // Seeds of Reconciliation Training Course
News
Why Teach Peace in Times of Conflict? // Lessons from “The Missing Peace” podcast episode
A day for coming together – Celebrating the International day of Non-Violence in Erfurt
‘The Missing Peace’ Project: Kick-Off Meeting & Study Visit to Ireland
Collaboration between a peace and reconciliation centre and youth-focused NGOs working within post-conflict settings
The Missing Peace project seeks to increase the participation of young people, with a sub-target group being young women, within peace and reconciliation processes, through long-term capacity building of:
- youth workers,
- non-governmental organisations,
- youth organisations,
to better complement their approaches regarding driving youth engagement in their communities.
The project is funded by @leargas.ireland.



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