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Mwana Trust Zimbabwe is a community-based organization located in Mutare, dedicated to promoting peace, non-violence, and unity among children and young people. Through the implementation of peace clubs in local primary and secondary schools, the organization creates spaces for dialogue and interactive learning. Its work is driven by a strong belief that young people can

In 2024, MasterPeace developed Mosaic of Minds with support from the Janssensfonds. The goal was simple yet powerful: bring the international MasterPeace network closer to young people in the Netherlands and create meaningful dialogue with youth from other countries. The concept is built around the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), encouraging young people to

Change begins when young people are given space to express themselves and when someone believes they can. Our next story comes from the Netherlands, where MasterPeace implemented the Master Your Life in July 2025 at Zuid-West College in The Hague. The project brought together students with a refugee background — young people who had recently

In the MasterPeace Impact Series we aim to show the real impact behind our work. We share the moments when people come together and turn ideas into action. This story comes from Romania, where a new generation of young changemakers is stepping forward through the Year of Volunteering 2026. On February 20, around 50 young

The MasterPeace Impact Series exists to show the real impact behind our work. Not just programs or campaigns, but the moments when communities come together and choose peace. This story comes from across the world. In 2025, MasterPeace marked the International Day of Peace with a global campaign called Runway to Peace — a creative

Change does not begin in laboratories. It begins in classrooms and in the quiet moment when a girl starts to believe she belongs there. Across Europe, girls still face invisible barriers in Entrepreneurship, Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (ESTEAM). Not because they lack ability, but because confidence is shaped early, by role models, by

In the rural landscapes of Biharamulo District in the Kagera Region of Tanzania, PALES (Participatory Livelihoods Improvement, Ecology and Sanitation) — also known as MasterPeace Club–Tanzania — is creating pathways for community-driven transformation. As a community-based organization, PALES works at the intersection of sustainable agriculture, women’s empowerment, and environmental protection. Its mission is rooted in

“Act for Society believes that when young people are given space, trust, and creativity, they can reshape their communities.”, this is how ! Act for Society is committed to empowering young people across Albania to become confident agents of change. By creating safe and supportive spaces, the organization encourages youth to raise their voices, turn