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

Finding Belonging: Here is why a New Club from Sweden Joined MasterPeace ! Every network grows stronger when new voices choose to join it, not because they have everything figured out, but because they believe in something bigger. This story comes from Sweden, where a young club is taking its first steps and already shaping

The MasterPeace Impact Series was created to show the real impact of our work. It tells the stories of young people whose lives begin to shift when opportunity meets trust. This story comes from Uganda. MasterPeace Uganda is working with young people in Bweyogerere, Wakiso District, to turn potential into possibility. Driven by a strong

Change rarely starts with strategies. It starts with people and with the belief that they matter. At MasterPeace, we witness the power of youth empowerment across our global network every day. When young people are trusted, supported, and given the space to explore their ideas, empowerment turns creativity into action, challenges into opportunities, and vision

At MasterPeace NL, creativity is not an extra. It is the starting point. Across our projects in the Netherlands, we work with young people who are often overlooked or underestimated. Through photography, graffiti, art, music, and sports, we give them space to explore their talents, build confidence, and take action for others. What begins as

For two days in Utrecht at the end of the summer days, something rare happened. At the Van der Valk Hotel Utrecht, 63 people from more than 30 organizations and over 20 countries gathered not to rush through agendas, but to think, listen, and reconnect. The occasion was PWR Up 2025, convened by MasterPeace—and its