The struggle for identity and self-determination fuel conflict in many regions of the world. Also in Southeast Asia, where struggles have become crises in Mindanao and Myanmar. Against this backdrop, there are those that struggle tirelessly for a change.

For decades, Mexico has been embroiled in a deadly war on drugs. While the lens of the media remains focused on the government and infamous drug cartels, those striving for a better society remain invisible. It is time to change that.

A wave of disappointment struck the peacebuilding community after the long-awaited Trump-Kim Summit in Hanoi, Vietnam. Without a peace agreement, what are we left with? Or was this Summit still a small step towards peace on the Korean Peninsula?

This is the story of Wilmer -a young man who grew up during the civil war in Colombia. Faced with violence, the pressure of drugs and many losses, he had thoughts of revenge. But he quickly realised that not weapons, but dialogue is the only solution.

Fadi Adi Allam grew up in the midst of the Lebanese civil war. As an 18-year old, he was displaced from his home. Without hesitation, Fadi decided he wanted to make a change, for peace in Lebanon. This is his story.