Designing Through Listening: A Decolonial Website Story
Mexican designer and Play for Peace® facilitator Francisco Leon Silva on building the new PFP website through decolonial design, community listening, and intentional illustration.

Mexican designer and Play for Peace® facilitator Francisco Leon Silva on building the new PFP website through decolonial design, community listening, and intentional illustration.

Teen asylum seekers in Assen, Netherlands won the Encouragement Prize — and came home to sparklers, cheers, and children who couldn't wait to celebrate them.

Play for Peace joined the FEEP Conference in India — a space of resistance, experiential wisdom, and deep community across cultures and borders.

As 2025 closed, Play for Peace's global Council gathered to honor Craig Dobkin's legacy, share field stories, and shape what comes next.
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