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Watch the opening plenary!
Our opening plenary was a joyful, confronting and challenging start of the 2nd GMP. Did you have to miss it? Or want to see it again? We now present you the video of the full registration. Read more >>
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A comforting story
Hands united in order to finish, decorate, and create comforters for refugees during the conference. A special peace quilt was made with contributions of more than hundred participants and is offered to the World Council of Churches. Read more >>
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Creating peace by dialogue and inviting people
“Peacebuilding is an art that requires infrastructure, networks, and healthy relationships,” Martín Paz declared in his lecture on Political Advocacy. On Saturday two concurrent sessions offered the opportunity for people working in political advocacy and interfaith dialogue to share the work they are doing. Read more >>
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#ChurchToo
Imbalanced power relations in religious communities can be an enabler for sexual abuse. This was the central message that Theatre of the Beat confronted the audience of the 2nd GMP with through their heavy hitting and emotional play #ChurchToo. Read more >>
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“Political identity is not a zero-sum game”
How does a community gain a sense of itself through the trauma inflicted in a conflict? And how to construct a space where resistance stories can become liberating? Those where the questions during a panel session about socio-political approaches to peacebuilding. Read more >>
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Peace Day – A Play by RidingLights
When you meet Andrew McCracken, a 25-year-old joyful, enthusiastic actor from Ireland, you would not recognize his persona on stage. He performed his play about the impact of World War I at the second day of the conference. Portraying the role of a shell-shock Irish soldier during and after the war, Andrew is the only actor in the play “Peace Day”, written by Philip Orr. Read more >>
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