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Aikkiya

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Sverige
Stockholm
Aikkiya

Aikkiya- Voices for Peaceful Diversity United against violent extremism. Engagera dig i vårt fredsarbete för en tryggare framtid.

Aikkiya är en global, icke-våldsrörelse som arbetar för att stärka demokratin och främja fredlig mångfald. Inspirerade av FN:s deklaration om mänskliga rättigheter, förenar vi individer, samhällen och organisationer. Genom dialog, utbildning och gräsrotsengagemang bygger vi ett starkare civilsamhälle där respekt och samarbete står i centrum.

01/08/2026

Världen kan ibland kännas osäker, men genom dialog och samarbete bygger vi en tryggare framtid tillsammans. Aikkiya arbetar outtröttligt för att stärka demokratin och främja fredlig mångfald globalt. Inspirerade av mänskliga rättigheter förenar vi röster för ett starkare civilsamhälle där varje människa respekteras. Din röst och ditt engagemang gör skillnad i vårt fredsarbete för en fredligare värld.

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The world can sometimes feel uncertain, but through dialogue and cooperation, we build a safer future together. Aikkiya works tirelessly to strengthen democracy and promote peaceful diversity globally. Inspired by human rights, we unite voices for a stronger civil society where every individual is respected. Your voice and your commitment make a difference in our peace efforts for a more peaceful world.

31/07/2026

Fred och trygghet är grundläggande mänskliga rättigheter. Precis som stödet för människor på flykt är starkt, arbetar Aikkiya för att stärka demokratin och främja fredlig mångfald genom dialog och utbildning. Ingen ska behöva leva i rädsla; tillsammans bygger vi ett starkare civilsamhälle där respekt står i centrum. Engagera dig i vårt arbete för en tryggare framtid och global fred. 💙

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Peace and security are fundamental human rights. Just as the support for people on the move is strong, Aikkiya works to strengthen democracy and promote peaceful diversity through dialogue and education. No one should have to live in fear; together we build a stronger civil society where respect is at the center. Get involved in our work for a safer future and global peace. 💙

31/03/2026

When Jimmy Carter left the presidency, he didn’t retire.
He rolled up his sleeves — literally.

He built homes with Habitat for Humanity.
Monitored elections across continents.
Worked to eradicate diseases.
Advocated for peace long after the world stopped watching.

Carter teaches us that leadership isn’t a position —
It’s a lifelong commitment to humanity.

He reminds us that the measure of a life isn’t the titles we hold,
but the people we help rise.

At Aikkiya, we believe service is one of the purest forms of courage.

What does leadership through service mean to you?

24/03/2026

Ocean Vuong didn’t come from power — he came from the margins.
A refugee.
A q***r poet.
A boy raised by women who couldn’t read the words he wrote — but taught him strength he could never unlearn.

His writing isn’t just beautiful — it’s brave.
It speaks softly about war, loss, love, and the fragile ways humans survive.

Yet the most striking thing about Ocean is not what he writes,
but how he writes:
with tenderness in a world that often rewards hardness.

He reminds us that gentleness can be an act of resistance.

At Aikkiya, we honor voices that rebuild humanity through vulnerability.

Whose words have healed you?

17/03/2026

Sonita Alizadeh was just 16 when she found out her family planned to sell her into marriage.
Most girls stay silent.
She wrote a rap song.

Her video, “Brides for Sale,” went viral —
not because it was perfect,
but because it was real.

A trembling voice.
A shaking girl.
A truth too powerful to ignore.

Sonita escaped child marriage and has since become a global voice against forced marriages, proving that when girls speak, the world must listen.

Her courage reminds us that art isn’t entertainment — it’s liberation.

At Aikkiya, we believe every girl deserves the right to her own future.

Is there a piece of art that changed the way you see the world?

10/03/2026

During World War II, while the world was drowning in fear, one woman chose to carry hope — in the form of children.

Irena Sendler smuggled over 2,500 Jewish children out of the Warsaw Ghetto.
In toolboxes.
In sacks.
Through sewers.
Under soldiers’ noses.

Every day could have been her last.
Every rescue could have cost her life.

When asked why she risked everything, she said:
“I could not do otherwise.”

Her courage wasn’t loud.
It was quiet.
Maternal.
Unbreakable.

At Aikkiya, we remember that humanity often survives because someone refused to look away.

Who in your life has protected you in ways the world never saw?

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Öppettider

Måndag	09:00 - 17:00
Tisdag	09:00 - 17:00
Onsdag	09:00 - 17:00
Torsdag	09:00 - 17:00
Fredag	09:00 - 17:00

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