Kenshiro’s Catch: A Poetic Gift from Japan
This winter, Play for Peace received a touching gift from Japan, Kenshiro’s Catch: The Universe in My Palm, a poetic story by 73-year-old educator Yoyo.

This winter, Play for Peace received a touching gift from Japan, Kenshiro’s Catch: The Universe in My Palm, a poetic story by 73-year-old educator Yoyo.

When Professor Neelam introduced Play for Peace to her social work students, she didn’t just transform her classroom, she sparked a ripple of peace reaching schools, communities, and organizations across India.

In this heartwarming reflection, Innocent shares how traditional African customs from the Abagusii community weave play, song, and storytelling into every stage of life from birth to childhood.

How one facilitator’s pause led to a powerful reminder that true belonging doesn't always need adjustments, just acceptance.
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