In 2016, optimism flourished in Colombia with the signing of the peace agreement with the FARC. However, the peace has remained fragile. Now, the pandemic has even worsened already existing problems. So, how can we build a culture of peace in Colombia?

In Sierra Leone, the experiences of a brutal civil war and Ebola epidemic have led many to embrace preventative approaches. Especially youth, who have taken the lead in peacebuilding and humanitarian action. But what does that look like?

In Uganda, the marginalised, such as youth and women, are feeling the effects of the pandemic the most. Many are faced with hunger and violence. What is this intersectionality between peace & development? And how is peace a bedrock for change in Uganda?

In 2018, Colombia had over 7 million internally displaced people. With lockdowns all over the world, it is the most vulnerable and marginalised communities that are the most affected. This is the case in Colombia. How is youth empowerment key for change?

In Mexico, vulnerable communities are disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. Not only are they at risk, but they’re also not given a voice. How can we change that?