
Stories
Stories
The Human Side of Peace
Peace is not only policy. It also lives in daily life. A question asked late at night. A hand that builds something new. A voice raised in song. Our Data Hub tracks peace in numbers, city by city. Stories does something different. It shows the people behind those numbers.
What You’ll Find Here
Four threads run through this space, and each one opens a door into a different part of city life.
Questions & Answers
People
NGOs
Events
Questions & Answers
Curiosity starts every good story. Can a gallery make someone feel welcome, not just seen? How does a stranger become a neighbour? Does a shared cultural event leave people more connected than before? We ask these questions, then go looking for answers together. No question is too small here, and none is too big either.
People
Every mission has faces behind it. Artists, volunteers, students, entrepreneurs, refugees, locals, and visitors all shape peace in their own way. Each person carries a story worth hearing. You may recognise yourself in one of them, or discover who you could become.
NGOs
Small organisations often do the most important work, yet few people hear about it. We aim to change that. This section profiles NGOs working where culture and peace meet, sharing both their wins and their struggles. From there, we help connect them to you.
Events
Peace happens in unexpected places: meeting rooms, city parks, and dance floors alike. We cover gatherings that matter, from gallery openings and public dialogues to festivals and the quiet moments that shift something inside you.
Just Getting Started
This section is new, and it will grow steadily. New stories, new voices, and eventually new cities will join it. So check back often, and if you have a story worth telling, reach out. The door stays open.
Sources and Links
- Culture of Peace NL, Amsterdam: cultureofpeace.nl/amsterdam
- Culture of Peace NL, Culture of Peace: cultureofpeace.nl/cultuur-van-vrede
- Culture of Peace NL, Netherlands: cultureofpeace.nl/netherlands
- RYB Global Development: redyellowblue.org