Learning for peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo

TANGANYIKA PROVINCE, Democratic Republic of Congo, 27 May 2016 – Under a spreading mango tree a few metres from her schoolyard, Jeannette, 14, finishes a theatrical performance to a round of applause from members of the Ngombe Nwana Village community. The play depicts peaceful conflict resolution between two village youths who had clashed violently over a theft. Along with several of her classmates, Jeannette joined her school peace committee a few months ago. Together, they organize activities to raise awareness about peacebuilding.

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