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Cool Leaders Academy 2025 Concludes inspiring Outcomes in Bakuriani, Georgia!

We are proud to announce the successful completion of the international youth project “Cool Leaders Academy 2025”, held from October 25 to November 2 in the picturesque town of Bakuriani, Georgia. Implemented within the framework of the Erasmus+ programme, the project brought together passionate young leaders and youth workers from across Europe for a transformative […]

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Aarohan’s Youth Dialogue for Peace: Reflections from an Inspiring International Webinar

On 23rd September 2025, Aarohan,  the MasterPeace Club from India, brought together young minds, changemakers, and global peace leaders for a powerful virtual dialogue titled “Building a Culture of Peace: Role of Youth in Today’s World.” Organized also in honor of International Peace Day (IDP), the session was hosted in collaboration with MasterPeace Global and

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Donut Peace Challenge 2025: Building Peace Within the Doughnut in Monastir, Tunisia

  As part of the Global Donut Days 2025, MasterPeace Monastir (Tunisia) successfully hosted the Donut Peace Challenge — a four-day journey blending creativity, learning, and action for peace and sustainability. The event gathered young changemakers eager to explore how the principles of Doughnut Economics can inspire more balanced and inclusive societies. Day 1 –

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Ethiopia : Act Now for a Peaceful World: Building Peace Through Education and Culture

Hosted online by Live for Generation Organization (MasterPeace Ethiopia), the “Act Now for a Peaceful World” discussion brought together experts, youth leaders, and practitioners to explore the transformative role of education, culture, and community engagement in building lasting peace. The session highlighted the interconnectedness of learning, dialogue, and collaboration in fostering inclusive societies where young

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Cameroon : Empowering 38 young technicians for a Solar Bright Future !

Yesterday marked an inspiring milestone in Cameroon’s journey towards renewable energy and sustainable development. Through the Solar Bright Future – Youth Green Skills Program, 38 young men and women proudly graduated as certified solar technicians, joining the growing community of youth committed to addressing both energy poverty and climate change. This achievement represents the successful

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MasterPeace Nagaland Celebrates World Environment Day with 100 Trees Planted

On June 5th, 2025 i.e. on the World Environment Day, MasterPeace Nagaland joined hands with Baptist College, Task Force for Music and Arts (TaFMA), and the Silviculture Division, Government of Nagaland, for a meaningful tree plantation drive at Sechu Zubza in Kohima district of Nagaland. This joint initiative brought together community members, students, member of

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AI Literacy: Innovations Shaping the Future of K–12 Education

AI Literacy: Innovations Shaping the Future of K–12 Education The May 2025 session of MasterPeace COOLTalk, titled “AI Literacy: Innovations Shaping the Future of K–12 Education,” was conducted by Hariprasad Kapilavai on May 23, 2025, and moderated by Sudipto Dawn. Participants from Africa, Europe, America, and Asia attended the session. COOLTalk is a regular part

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Africa’s Real Problem : General Knowledge vs. Specialized Actionable Knowledge !

How MasterPeace Uganda Is Changing the Game ? The Knowledge Gap: Why Africa Remains Stuck in Legacy Poverty For centuries, Africa’s wealth creation model has relied on general knowledge—basic education, traditional skills, and informal economies. While this has sustained livelihoods, it has failed to generate legacy wealth—the kind that transforms nations and lifts generations out of

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