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.

Two Global Movements Found Each Other in Barcelona

In conflict-affected Manipur, India, 30 young people discovered through play that peace isn't something you teach first. It's something you live first.

This story traces how simple games, gentle presence, and shared circles became spaces for grief, agency, and healing—where children led, laughter returned, and community slowly rebuilt itself.
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