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Yekaterinburg, Russia
In an exchange project, Elena will bring 10-12 young participants from Yekaterinburg to Norway during 2020. This will enable them to have healthy exchanges with young participants in Norway, and participate in painting workshops and exhibitions.
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World Humanitarian Forum (WHF) is the world’s largest and most inclusive nonpartisan forum in humanitarian aid and international development.
Read morePeacepainting was invited to conduct a workshop in the Village for Peace during the 3rd edition of Normandy World Peace Forum.
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Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim
A research group at NTNU are in the process of researching the effects of Peacepainting Workshops on children’s development.
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This is the house where we will have Peacepainting workshops in collaboration with Noratanten in Nøtbusken, Sweden.
82-year old Sabine, born in Nazi Germany and referred to as Noratanten, has initiated to have Peacepainting workshops in Nøtbusken, Nora (Sweden).
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Norsk Havbrukssenter, Brønnøysund, Norway.
Mayors, artists, researchers, innovation Norway, business leaders, architects, consultants in Sør-Helgeland came together for a meeting on how to lift Peacepainting out into the world.
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Source: Visit Norway.com
Training course for new Peacepainting Instructors.
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Francesca Ciamatori with her painting “I will do my part!”
This weekend we had an instructor training course for new Peacepainting Instructors in Brønnøysund.
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Samfunnsløftet, Sparebank 1 Nord-Norge sponsored Peacepainting with 300 000 NOK.
Read moreMade by Malek, Tunisia.
Read moreA recent video from Peacepainting Iran.
Read moreRead about the the first Peacepainting project in Iran.
Read morePeacepainting workshop at Movies on War festival.
Read morePeacepainting receives state aid for 2020.
Read moreA multicultural workshop for women of different backgrounds, Herøy, Norway.
Read morePainting workshop with 14-15 year olds in Bindal Municipality, Norway.
Read moreTraining course for new Peacepainting instructors.
Read morePeacepainting attended an integration conference by the World Wide Friends, (WWF).
Read moreWe involve parents when their children participate in our projects.
Read more11 participants from Croatia and 11 participants from Spain came to Bindal, Norway for a Peacepainting youth exchange, 14-24th of September 2019. The project, named “Giving Colour to Human Rights” was sponsored by the EU via The Youth Programme of Erasmus+.
Croatian, Spanish and Norwegian participants, aged 13-16, jointly participated in Peacepainting workshops and subsequent exhibitions at the two schools Terråk Skole and Bindalseidet Skole.
The next exchange in the “Giving Colour to Human Rights” project will take place in Croatia, March 2020.
