27/3/25: The Glencree Centre for Peace & Reconciliation (Glencree), together with our consortium partners in the Missing Peace project, are delighted to launch a new resource to help youth workers, educators and community practitioners engage young people in peacebuilding and reconciliation. The Missing Peace Project Toolkit, developed as part of the EU-funded Missing Peace project, provides 12 interactive activities designed to foster dialogue, critical thinking and conflict resolution skills.
The Missing Peace project is a 31-month initiative undertaken by Glencree with consortium partners from Germany, Cyprus, Hungary, Lithuania and North Macedonia. Since its inception in January 2023, the project has explored innovative ways to integrate non-formal education and youth work into peacebuilding efforts across Europe. The new toolkit is a direct outcome of this work, co-designed and piloted with young people, youth workers and community practitioners to ensure its relevance and impact.
A Practical Resource for Youth Engagement
Designed to be accessible and adaptable, the toolkit provides innovative methods to support young people in developing the skills and awareness needed to navigate conflict and contribute to peacebuilding in their communities. It includes a diverse range of interactive and engaging activities including:
The Missing Peace Project Toolkit is available for free to youth organisations, educators and community groups. Click on the button to download the PDF.
Share Learnings & Spread The Word
We welcome your feedback on the Toolkit - please share any case studies, comments or useful learnings from using the activities with your young people. Please email amina.moustafa@glencree.ie with your insights.
We'd also appreciate your help in spreading the word so as many young people as possible can benefit from this useful resource. Please share the link to this page with your colleagues and networks in the youth sector; Like and repost our social media posts about the Project Toolkit on LinkedIn, Facebook, X - @glencreecentre.
The Missing Peace project is an EU-funded Erasmus+ project, managed by Léargas.
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