Program directions

We develop peace education approaches that move beyond theory and support people in applying the values and skills of peaceful coexistence in everyday life.

Our work focuses on practical, participatory, and context-sensitive learning processes that strengthen communication, empathy, non-violence, critical thinking, emotional awareness, and constructive engagement with differences and conflict.

We work with young people, educators, youth workers, parents, and professionals through trainings, workshops, educational resources, methodology development, exchanges, and learning spaces adapted to different contexts and age groups.

We also place strong emphasis on making peace education more accessible, relatable, and connected to real societal issues and lived experiences.

Our work in conflict transformation focuses on strengthening dialogue, trust-building, cooperation, and constructive engagement across differences.

We approach conflict not only as a political issue, but also as a social, emotional, educational, and relational process that affects everyday life and human interaction.

We support initiatives that encourage critical reflection, inclusive dialogue, confidence building, and non-violent approaches to addressing tensions and divisions within and between communities.

Particular attention is given to context-sensitive and locally grounded methodologies, including youth engagement, intercultural exchange, historical reflection, and collaborative problem-solving approaches.