Co-Creating a Festival for a Stress Free Summer We have reached the peak of the summer. The global COVID19 pandemic may have slowed down, but its impact has not. In my country, Estonia, everything seems to be “back to business” as if nothing happened—but we must not forget that many people, both in Europe and around the […]
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India: Khushiyaan Foundation Touches One Million Hearts During The Pandemic Khushiyaan Foundation is the legal umbrella for the local Club of MasterPeace Mumbai Youth Council, led by Chinu Kwatra. Khushiyaan, as the name suggests ‘Happiness” is committed to delivering happiness to underprivileged humans of the society & environment. Khushiyaan Foundation is officially registered under the
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Reflection: COVID19 and Creating Perspective This is a personal reflection on the challenges faced by migratory workers in India and the opportunity lying under this for the state actors / civil society. It is time to make a lemonade! Human brain works on the doctrine of “Garbage in, garbage out”. So enough are the debates,
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The Peace Justice Conference of MasterPeace Denmark The Peace Justice Conference became a strong tradition and dates are marked in the calendars of hundreds of people around the world. The year 2020 despite being a challenging year was not an exception. After many important discussions it was held online: powered by DNS The Necessary Teacher
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International Women’s Day 2020 Although we should celebrate them every day, women do have one special day to have the whole world bringing them to the spotlight. We in MasterPeace did not only celebrate women, but also got to cheer for men who equally and powerfully stand up for equality across the globe. ‘From #SunriseToSunset’
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Nepal: Challenging Masculinity Norms The Nepali Brothers The Club called MasterPeace Nepal – Hami DajuVai has joined has joined us in 2019 with a special and complex mission: working with boys and men to fight the patriarchy through changing masculinity norms. The local NGO which joined as a Club – The Nepali Brothers – have
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Georgia: A Series of Storytelling workshops About the project The Masterpeace club in Georgia conducted a series of Digital Storytelling workshops around the country this year. After the warm-up activities and training young people’s creative skills, they had as a result many recorded digital stories. These workshops are a part of a long-term project called
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Guinea: A Solution To Migration The issue The MasterPeace Club in Guinea has been active for 5 years working on projects of mobilizing youngsters. Also, they work on raising awareness, teaching and educating rules and methods to avoid Ebola. This project is reaching its end as Guinea has been declared Ebola Free, which is an
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India (Odisha): Fighting discrimination in the aftermath of Cyclone FANI Cyclone FANI, one of the severest natural disasters in the history of India, struck the entire district of Odisha on the 3rd of May. The Cyclone left over 5 million people without food, housing and sanitary facilities. Whereas the response of many governmental and non-governmental
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On a daily basis, the livelihoods of Malawi’s villagers are threatened by recurring droughts which do not only effect crop yields but also result in bigger distances between villages and operating markets. To relief some of these pressures, MasterPeace Malawi initiated a communal garden project via which they support communities in building up a secure
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