PLAY for PEACE
PLAY for PEACE
Sinthuja ShanmuganathanWhen Cyclone Ditwah tore through Sri Lanka, it left devastation in its wake and a silence words couldn’t fill. This is the story of how, after the storm passed, play became a language of healing and the circle remained.
Play for Peace Global OfficeAs 2025 came to a close, the Play for Peace Council gathered not just to plan, but to remember, grieve, celebrate, and reconnect. This is a story about leadership rooted in presence and what it means to truly hold the ball together.
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 people keep coming back to play, month after month? In Hyderabad, peace is becoming a shared practice.
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