PeaceMedia

The Football OutReach project delivered a unique sport and peace building curriculum alongside the International Softball Federation, the NBA, and the International Volleyball Federation.

Dance 4 Peace interviews different youth in South African and asks them to answer the following question: Why do you dance? Dance 4 Peace is a non-for-profit dance organization that fosters life skills programs through urban dance workshops to youth in post-conflict countries.

SOUR: Skateboarding for Peace in the Middle East. This film asks the real question — “What does an instrument of peace look like?” Filmed during the Lebanon/Israel War of 2006, SOUR features a youthful ensemble of top Arab and Israeli skaters jumping borders and culture barriers to share a united passion for skating and life. In essence, ‘Sour,’ is a film about doing the things you love with people you’re not supposed to like.

A football program in Altos de Cazuca has allowed youth to reject the drug trafficking, killing and rape that has become a part of every day life.

An organisation in Afghanistan is trying to improve the lives of children there - by providing them with skateboards.

Sport is used as a tool to assist in the peace and development process, as well as in the rehabilitation of victims of violent conflict.

Caracas, Venezuela is one of the most dangerous cities in the world. Preventing violence is the foundation of UNICEF's work in Venezuela.

A look at how sport can be used as a tool for peace.

This forum acts as a platform for international cooperation between governments, IOs, civil society, and the private sector.

Violence against women is a pervasive global problem, deeply rooted in cultural practices. PMC is using entertainment-education strategies for positive behavior change to the world of gaming.