She had come to the BBFP programme to condemn the Israelis for killing her father.

Questioning one’s ability to stay neutral, not knowing exactly the right thing to do next, feeling powerless to change the way things are—who amongst us in the field of peacemaking and conflict resolution has not had similar thoughts and experiences?

Peace is more than the absence of war, discovers Caz Hore-Ruthven.

The labyrinth invites seekers into meditative wandering within a self-contained and compact space.

Zainab Bawa draws insights from a new Indian book on dialogue and reconciliation between Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs.

The city of Coventry in the English Midlands has had a long and honourable tradition in peace building, since its 14th century cathedral was destroyed in 1940.

To Mubarek Awad, the inside of an Israeli jail cell was nothing new. He’d been in many.

John Bond hears from Africans who are risking their lives to end conflict.

When a group of Ugandan children was asked to put on a play, they chose war and reconciliation as its themes. Mercy Mirembe Ntangaare worked with them.

Keith and Ruth Neal, retired school teachers from Manchester, recently visited Sierra Leone, where a devastating civil war ended last year. They found people determined to rebuild.