Nepal Red Cross prepares women's groups with skills to prevent and address human trafficking.

Women are leading dialogue and activities to promote peace on the Uganda and South Sudan Border.

Youth in Guyana are positive role models for reducing conflicts.

Some Afghan communities have maintained their peace. These "positive deviants" inform others. 

The Kita Nago movement mobilized thousands of Haitians in a symbolic campaign of unity and resilience.

Domestic violence in  Uganda largely goes unreported, but support grows through volunteer networks.

Windhoek faces increasing conflicts due to poor urban planning and illegal land settlement.

Batwa Pygmy Elders play a special role in both promoting and reducing conflicts with non-Batwa.

Global youth unite to understand peace practices through sports.

Burundi's largest independent radio station unites Hutu and Tutsi to Promote Good Citizenship and Ensure Human Rights.

Micro-Credit Loan Programs in the Niger Delta Allow Women to Lift Themselves Out of Poverty.

Kuresoi, an epicenter of 2008 violence,  unites ethnic groups and demands changes in processes of political elections.

Andean Rural Health Care in Bolivia partners with Rosa Vera Fund to give hope to disabled children.

Volunteers of Cite Soleil, Haiti work in teams to transform their streets and build a movement based on traditional Konbits.

War and poverty have left more than 28,000 children on the streets of Kabul. Their future will shape the future of Afghanistan.

Suicide attacks are condemned by Islam,  and have created a catastrophe in Afghanistan.

Kasulu street children face hardships - this the community knows.  A  next step is to organize support networks.

Appalachian women are organizing for their mountains. Two Appalachian Alumnae from the Class of 2005 (Traci Hickson and author Shannon Bell) speak learn from these women and share their stories.