PlusPeace

This we celebrate the strength and resilience of women and girls working relentlessly for a more peaceful 🌍 ✊

🚨 We're looking for trainers who will define, develop, and facilitate a series of training sessions on narrative creation and public mobilisation.

🌎 Remote
📅 Deadline: 12 February

📝 Apply here: http://bit.ly/3Y5prlh

As we look back on 2021, +Peace had many moments that really embodied our mission of making peacebuilding known, accessible, and actionable. One such highlight were the 2021 Global Days of Action on Military Spending and the Rally to Demilitarize the Budget, which took place in May of 2021 🔥demonstrations occurred all over the world, and we are grateful to have been one star in this powerful constellation of peacebuilders 🌟

Time to invest in peace!

We support every thread that is weaving the tapestry of a collective future where gender-based violence is no longer a phrase needed in our vocabulary.

The National Day of Mourning began in 1970 as a form of protest to the 350th anniversary celebration of the arrival of the Pilgrims. This is also a narrative shift, moving agency back to Indigenous communities to tell the story of the colonization of Turtle Island.
Narratives are an essential component of building peace and justice. We stand with Indigenous communities and honor the call to decolonize our narratives and culture in the United States and beyond.

ICYMI: +Peace's Director, Monica Curca, spoke with Luvini Ranasinghe on the power of storytelling, human-centered design and technological solutions to create inclusive communities. The Geneva Peace Cast series highlighted solutions that emerged from this year's Geneva Peace Week:

Technological solutions for peacebuilding Listen to this episode from Geneva Peace-Cast on Spotify. Monica Curca, +Peace's Director, cultural organizer, peacebuilder, communications strategist, designer, and facilitator, interviewed by Luvini Ranasinghe, on the power of storytelling, human-centered design and technological solutions t...

Our campaign throughout illustrates the ways in which a nuanced, intersectional approach to both climate justice and peacebuilding is essential in order to co-create a just and sustainable world.

Online or in person youth voices at the center. Be sure to join. When talking about adaptation and mitigation we need to hear new voices because the generations before have obviously gotten it wrong. Time for fresh ideas at and in ….……
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New friends - the indigenous delegation from Brasil resonated with as their identity. Their sure existence Has been one based on how we center wholistic harmony with the land, the environment and each other.

Climate change will continue to intensify displacement for communities around the world, and exponentially so for marginalized and exploited communities. Displacement threatens human rights and exacerbates the violence that occurs for migrants and refugees.

Climate and conflict risks compound one another. The world's wealthiest nations need to take responsibility for the damage they have caused our planet, prioritize the marginalized who will be most impacted by climate change, and invest in a sustainable future for all.