Drawing on his small arms control work across Ghana, Paul Akwasi Baami argues that lasting peace comes not from removing weapons alone but from listening to communities and building the trust, dignity, and partnerships that make violence less likely.

A Palestinian Christian on why real peace isn't built in signing ceremonies but in ordinary rooms — where listening, grief, and stubborn hope do the slow work first.

Childhood lessons after being told his left handedness was a "curse" became the foundation for Mandla Simelane's peace leadership philosophy — that dignity is inherent, not something earned through conformity.

Reflections on the 2026 Scheidt Family Seminar on Genocide Studies and Prevention and the ways the four interconnected areas of the Integral Peace Leadership model were woven throughout the week.

How sport can open dialogue, humanise rivals, and create small but meaningful pathways to peace in a divided world.

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