Denis Hurley Peace Institute

28/10/2024

Choose peace, choose love. ❤️ In a world filled with chaos, let's choose to be beacons of peace and love.

21/10/2024

Build bridges, not walls. 🌉 Let's connect across cultures, break down barriers, and foster understanding.

14/10/2024

Plant seeds of peace. 🌱 Cultivate compassion, empathy, and forgiveness. Let these values blossom into a more peaceful world.

07/10/2024

Let's weave a tapestry of peace. 🌍🤝 Every thread of kindness, every act of understanding, contributes to a more harmonious world.

14/08/2024

Is a peaceful world just a dream? Join us and make it a reality. 🤔🌎

24/07/2024

Building peace in Africa, one step at a time.
The Denis Hurley Peace Institute (DHPI) is a South African organization dedicated to promoting peace and human rights across the continent.
Here's why they matter:
Born from the fight against Apartheid: Inspired by the international support South Africa received during Apartheid, the DHPI was established to "repay the debt" by helping other African nations facing conflict.
Local expertise, global impact: Drawing on South Africa's experience with reconciliation, the DHPI offers conflict resolution tools and resources to communities in need.
Empowering Africans for a peaceful future: The DHPI works alongside local partners to build sustainable peace solutions for lasting change.

17/07/2024

Think globally, act locally! Share why you support local solutions in the comments.

10/07/2024

Let peace take flight. Support the Denis Hurley Peace Institute in building a more peaceful Africa.

03/07/2024

Ever heard of Archbishop Denis Hurley? This South African hero fought tirelessly for justice during Apartheid.
Here's why he matters:
Vocal critic of Apartheid: Archbishop Hurley boldly condemned Apartheid as "evil" and championed human rights.
Empowering workers: He actively supported worker rights, trade unions, and fair treatment for all. ✊
Champion of education: He promoted open schools policies for racial integration.

15/05/2024

Palma attack death toll confirmed at over 1,200! Is Mozambique heading for another deadly conflict? Exxon Mobil delays gas project. Read more https://dhpi.org.za/mozambique-update-19-april-2024/

Mozambique: Deadly Insurgent Attack, Confirmed Civilian Massacre & Gas Project Stalled COUNTRY UPDATE: 19 April 2024 Johan Viljoen, Reabetswe Tloubatla, Nadia Jeiroudi This update on Mozambique brings news of violence, long-awaited confirmation, and cautious investment. Deadly Insurgent Attack: Insu...