29/01/2026
International Day of Peaceful coexistence on 28th January 2026.
Peaceful coexistence is not a slogan but a daily practice.
during our dialogue marking the United Nations International Day of Peaceful Coexistence, one message stood out clearly: peace is built through human rights, inclusive leadership, and intentional dialogue.
Ms. Wanjiku Kamau a Peace Practitioner and Moderator, reminded us that dialogue is a preventive tool. When communities engage early, violence can be avoided before it begins.
Ms. Tracy Opon, Executive Director at Desh Care International, emphasized that access to justice is central to peacebuilding. She challenged leaders to act as “master conveners”, using dialogue, both offline and online, to strengthen social cohesion.
Dr. Joakim Mulama Oundo, Lecturer in Peace and Conflict Studies at Laikipia University, stressed that sustainable peace begins with individual behavior before it reaches the community. He also called for peace education in Kenya to better reflect indigenous knowledge and lived realities.
Joseph B. Owino Head of Advocacy & Partnerships at KEDIPA, underscored that peace cannot exist without inclusion.
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Urge all communities to encourages intergenerational Dialogue to underscored and accept other cultures, beliefs, tradition to unable to coexistence togather as society.
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