We engage in carefully selected and organised arts-based activities that foster positive behavioural change and uplift voices of the disempowered.                    .

We invest resources in producing new knowledge that advances understanding of conflict dynamics and informs evidence-based peacebuilding and P/CVE programming.                         .                            

We provide a wide range of training, education, and knowledge sharing opportunities to build the capacity of individuals, institutions, and communities to address conditions conducive to violent conflict and violent extremism.                                                                                                                                        

Through dialogue and strategic advocacy engagements, we help shape public policy and priorities that advance peace locally, nationally, regionally, and globally.

We work through our Friends of Peace Network, High School Peace Clubs, and regional partner networking forums and strategic alliances to further ideals of peace.
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We employ our expertise in communication to initiate activities that persuade parties to conflict to disengage from violence and pursue a path of peace.

We are piloting safe spaces where victims of torture, survivors of terrorism, and their families feel safe, listened to, cared for, and supported to achieve full recovery and live more productive and positive lives.

We work with local people who live in violence-prone areas that have better access to the best and most reliable information and understanding of the dynamics of conflict and violence to advance understanding of conflict dynamics, inform early warning and early response, and facilitate evidenced-based programming.