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From Palestine to Germany: journey of a refugee actor
Our theater program helped three-time refugee Mahmoud Rashdan find his vocation. Today, he’s using what he learned to support refugees in Germany.
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Mou and Keiji get justice at last
We are using art and storytelling to popularize important messages about access to justice, peace, and coexistence in South Sudan.
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Ms. Nadia Transforms Her Student’s Life
Khouloud Sghaier has not had an easy life. Seven years ago, the 10-year-old student from Tunis, Tunisia lost her father. At school, she was often teased about the way she looks. “They call me...
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When it comes to conflict, religion is part of the solution
This article originally appeared in The Hill on August 5, 2018. How often do you hear the expression “religious conflict”? Pretty often, we bet. Every day, headlines use this term to talk about...
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Sia: The Mother and Mediator that Brought a Family Back Together
The bond between a mother and a daughter is a sacred and special one. But the ties between two mothers can be equally powerful. Sia Nahori Kimei is a 35-year-old single mother from Tanga, on Tanzania’s...
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Uniting on the Airwaves: How Radio Helped Bring Peace During Mali’s Elections
Wielding their pens and microphones, the men and women of the Malian press had a renewed sense of hope. They set out to take on a major challenge: positively influenced the citizen’s path to the polls....
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Sergeant Esther Goes National
She started as a local sensation. Now, South Sudan’s heroic police woman Sergeant Esther is going nationwide.
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Of leadership, for the leaders
Singha Durbar is transforming governance in Nepal. Our own Ayush Joshi explains how.
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Why should I seek common ground with my fellow Americans?
Is there any virtue in seeking common ground with fellow citizens whose views we find indefensible?
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Never Beyond Redemption
Paho was the most feared gangster in Zinder, Niger's second biggest city. He became its champion.
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