PLAY for PEACE
PLAY for PEACE
Sinthuja ShanmuganathanFrom a Zoom screen to a real-life peace circle in Kakuma Refugee Camp, the Zoom Furaha Club is showing how play can spark joy, belonging, and youth leadership—no matter the distance.
Sinthuja ShanmuganathanWhat happens when play becomes a bridge across distance, displacement, and difference? From Kakuma Refugee Camp to a global circle of facilitators, youth are igniting peace through play, creating connection, courage, and new pathways forward.
InnocentIn 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.
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