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18 November 2024

Breaking down polarization? Dialogue and collaboration is the answer.

Experts and policymakers discuss solutions on polarization How do we address the growing polarization dividing communities? Last week, policymakers, academics, and social innovators gathered at the Nutshuis in The Hague to tackle this READ ARTICLE >

20 August 2024

Building a world of religious freedom: the impact of FoRB III

When religious and ethnic differences create tensions, bold steps are needed to promote peaceful societies. With the four-year FoRB III program, which concluded at the end of 2023, we embraced this challenge. In READ ARTICLE >

19 August 2024

Empowering tomorrow’s leaders

An interview about youth participation in peacebuilding In today’s rapidly evolving world, the voices and ideas of young people are more important than ever. To create a peaceful and inclusive society, it is READ ARTICLE >

24 July 2024

Youth at the forefront of peacebuilding

In a world increasingly divided by conflict and mistrust, hope often comes from seamingly unexpected places. Recently, in the heart of New York City, during the 2024 United Nations High-Level Political Forum (HLPF), READ ARTICLE >

06 June 2024

Historic Women of Faith Conference connects female religious leaders to policymakers in Africa 

In a groundbreaking initiative to promote gender equality and freedom of religion and belief across Africa, Mensen met een Missie, the African Council of Religious Leaders, and the Inter-Religious Council of Kenya are READ ARTICLE >

13 November 2023

#CeasefireNow: Open Call for an Immediate Ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and Israel

Mensen met een Missie is supporting #CeasefireNow, an open call for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and Israel to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe and further loss of innocent lives. Sign and READ ARTICLE >