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🕊️ Reinvent diplomacy in a changing world
🗓️ 9th edition | 10-11 Nov. 2026

13/10/2026

✨ We’re proud to shine a spotlight on the projects selected to be showcased at the 2026 Forum, in the category « Catalyzing Youth Impact for Urban Climate Adaptation ».

Our projects focus on empowering young people to lead climate adaptation in cities and communities on the front lines of the climate crisis. From preventing climate-driven displacement in Guatemala to building a circular waste economy in Ukraine, they show how youth-led action can make urban areas more resilient, inclusive and sustainable.

🌍 This year’s Call for Solutions received 607 visionary applications from project leaders across more than 90 countries.
From this impressive response, 40 projects were selected by our international Selection Committee to be featured at the 9th edition of the Paris Peace Forum this November in Paris.

➡️ Swipe to discover their inspiring work and learn more at the link in our bio.

Khmelnytskyi’s Solid Waste Project turns waste management into a youth-driven climate adaptation solution, combining recycling, composting, reuse and environmental education in line with European circular economy principles. At its heart is the GuFi Center, Ukraine’s only waste education space for children and youth, alongside the Ecobus hazardous waste collection service and a “Library of Things” that promotes reuse.

Resilient Roots is a youth-led initiative helping climate-vulnerable communities in Guatemala adapt and avoid forced displacement, through climate-resilient local infrastructure, psychosocial support, and mobile information desks offering women and young people rights-based guidance on safe migration., The project aims to build a model that can be replicated across Guatemala and Central America.

12/10/2026

🔍 Did you know your smartphone is more than it appears?

➡️ Swipe to learn more about the dozens of chemical and precious elements that make your phone work, and the environmental and social impact they produce.

👀 Critical minerals are among today’s most pressing global challenges — and will be on the agenda at the 9th edition of the Paris Peace Forum on 10–11 November. Stay tuned!

11/10/2026

⏳ 30 days to go!

The countdown is on: the 9th edition of the Paris Peace Forum will take place just one month from now, on 10–11 November! 📅

Leaders from governments, international organizations, business, civil society and academia will come together to debate and advance solutions to today’s most pressing challenges.

Together, let’s reinvent diplomacy and move “from sovereignty to cooperation.” 🌍

The full program is coming soon. Stay tuned!

09/10/2026

🎤 Voices for Peace

🕊️ Today, the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Navi Pillay “for her efforts to promote peace and international law.” 👏 From the courtrooms of apartheid-era South Africa to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the UN Human Rights Office, she has spent decades showing that justice is a cornerstone of peace. Her lifelong fight reminds us that lasting peace is built on rules we choose to uphold, together.

Last year, we asked participants at the Paris Peace Forum “What gives you hope today?” From international solidarity to youth engagement, their answers gave us hope in return! ✨

🎥 Stay tuned for the 9th edition of the Paris Peace Forum on 10–11 November.

08/10/2026

✨ We’re proud to shine a spotlight on the projects selected to be showcased at the 2026 Forum, in the category « Sustaining Essential Services and Social Infrastructure in Conflict ».

From Gaza to South Sudan to Ukraine, these initiatives keep essential services running where war has disrupted daily life. They ensure children access to education and support women rebuilding their lives. Together, they show that peace can be built even in the darkest times.

🌍 This year’s Call for Solutions received 607 visionary applications from project leaders across more than 90 countries. From this impressive response, 40 projects were selected by our international Selection Committee to be featured at the 9th edition of the Paris Peace Forum this November in Paris.

➡️ Swipe to discover their inspiring work and learn more at the link in our bio.

Super-Novae is opening two temporary learning spaces in Gaza, giving 240 displaced children a day, at least half of them girls, access to catch-up classes, play and psychosocial support. Drawing on its presence in Gaza since 2023, the project employs nine local teachers and facilitators, supporting both children and their communities.

Surgery, prosthetics, mental health care and rehabilitation all come together in one place at Unbroken in Ukraine. It has supported over 25,000 war-affected people and delivered more than 1,085 prostheses.

I-WIN runs women-led community hubs in Twic County, South Sudan, providing legal and psychological services to women who have experienced gender-based violence in areas where formal services are absent. Over 10,000 people have been reached so far.

For over a decade, MARCH has been turning former fighters into peacebuilders in Tripoli, Lebanon. A new AI-powered tool will help organizations worldwide adapt its model.

Over 300,000 students in Myanmar’s conflict-affected ethnic areas can keep learning thanks to the community-run schools supported by RISE and its partners, which are building education systems that last.

Heal2Work and Heal2Learn integrate a trauma-informed toolkit into the schools, jobs programs and peacebuilding pathways young people e

07/10/2026

🔎 Did you know spyware can infect your phone without you clicking anything?

➡️ Swipe to learn more about malicious spyware and the multi-pronged response governments are waging to fight back.

👀 Cyberthreats are among today’s most pressing global challenges — and will be on the agenda at the 9th edition of the Paris Peace Forum on 10–11 November. Stay tuned.

06/10/2026

🔎  Did you know about the many dimensions of global migration? 

🌍 , Director of the , explores a growing driver of migration: climate change. While people displaced by climate change do not have a specific international legal status, more and more are being forced to uproot their lives as climate conditions deteriorate at home. 

🏛️ The Musée de l’Homme is one of the Paris Peace Forum’s host venues and partners. It explores the evolution of humans and human societies, bringing together biological, social and cultural perspectives. Make sure to check out its permanent and temporary exhibitions!

🎥 This video was shot at the last edition of the Forum. Stay tuned for the 9th edition on 10–11 November.

05/10/2026

🌱Why do we need climate justice? Because the countries that have contributed least to climate change are often among the first to be affected by it.

At the last edition of the Paris Peace Forum, we sat down with , a Kenyan youth climate leader and founder of and . She explained why Indigenous communities like her own Maasai people should be seen as key partners in finding solutions, not as victims. Part of the answer, she said, lies in traditional knowledge of land stewardship.

🎥 Stay tuned for the 9th edition of the Paris Peace Forum on 10–11 November.

02/10/2026

⚖ How well do you understand the role of the International Criminal Court?

We sat down with , President and CEO of the , to unpack the critical role the plays in holding individuals to account for the gravest crimes: genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, where national courts cannot or will not.

💡 One part of the story that often goes unseen: it isn’t only states and courts. NGOs and civil society are central to the process too, documenting abuses, gathering evidence, supporting victims, and pushing for justice to be served.

🎥 This video was shot at the last edition of the Forum, stay tuned for the 9th edition on 10–11 November.

30/09/2026

🕊️ Pitch for Peace: The Youth Peacemaker Network

In South Sudan, the Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative is equipping the next generation to build a more peaceful future in their own communities.

The Youth Peacemaker Network empowers young people to prevent conflict, promote dialogue, and build more resilient communities from the ground up, resting on four pillars:

🕊️ Peacebuilding

📈 Economic development

❤️ Health and wellbeing

⚽ Sport

Change that lasts starts from within the community.

🎥 Watch the full video and stay tuned for the 9th edition of the Paris Peace Forum on 10–11 November.

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