Sweden: Bring Sweden together as one! On the 6th of May this year was the day when the event ‘Together For Skellefteå’ took place – the important day when refugees and residents of the city of Skellefteå in Sweden with 72,000 inhabitants had the chance to stand up against racism and discrimination and praise diversity. […]
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Malawi: Fighting desertification What Happened More than 5000 people gathered together to fight climate change in Malawi, one of the highest countries of desertification according to the United Nations. The project aimed to bring awareness to the community and listen to solutions from them. Already for the past year almost, MasterPeace Malawi has worked to
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The Netherlands: Connected talents During autumn of 2017, 350 first and second year students from Cosmo Academy, a Dutch vocational educator, participated in a Connected Talents program. Cosmo Academy offers practical hospitality courses in three Dutch cities: Den Bosch, Haarlem and Heerenveen. In addition to teaching students in commercial recreation and tourism services, Cosmo Academy
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MasterPeace global: Let’s colour walls of connection MasterPeace and AkzoNobel have reached the milestone of creating 100 “walls of connection” in more than 30 cities this year. The 100th mural was painted this week at the AkzoNobel education center in Badshahpur, Gurgaon, India. The partnership was announced with the first mural in Rotterdam, the Netherlands
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Nepal: Youth conference What happened A seminar was organized on “UN SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 2250 ON YOUTH, PEACE AND SECURITY (UNSCR 2250) AND IMPORTANCE AND ACHIEVEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE PEACE AGREEMENT”. This seminar was conducted at (Nepal Tourism Board) Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu. Many dignitaries were invited to enlighten and inspire youth with the knowledge they have about
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Tunisia: Peace conference 50 participants What happened The event was trying to create a different studying environment for the youth and select some important topics to discuss as well. Both the young participants and the coffee owners started to participate in the activity. The 3 selected topics were good health and well being, climate action
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Kiev: Kicks off cultural events Along with the Centre for Social & Cultural Innovations, MasterPeace Club of Kiev, Kiev Regional Office of International Guild of Writers (Germany), Georgian Rustaveli Society and V.Drobot Poetry Studio “Voshod” (National Writer’s Union of Ukraine). The Project “MasterPeace Brings Together Great Minds and Talents” was launched on 14 September 2017
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Germany: Highlights climate & refugees issues They started with a speech about MasterPeace global, MasterPeace Wiesbaden, the UN goals, the 2 chosen SDGs, and then about the impact MasterPeace Wiesbaden is trying to make in connection to the 2 SDGs. We then had a group activity, BINGO. Everyone was talking to other community members asking
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Mexico: How can peace rebuild after earthquake What happened Organized a PeaceTalk with guests from the organization RAIIS to talk about peace building in the public space. However because of the earthquake, it got changed to a PeaceTalk about reconstrucción after the earthquake through art. Our member from the MasterPeace Mexico Laura Figueroa was invited
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Global: Collaboration with the Jimmy Nelson Foundation to empower indigenous talent In an effort to showcase the importance of indigenous cultures, MasterPeace and the Jimmy Nelson Foundation are teaming up to empower artists from indigenous communities. By enabling the realization of four indigenous themed murals in four urban centres of Latin America, the organizations show
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