
Dialogue forums
Open, facilitated conversations where young people from different communities talk through the issues that divide them, and agree on ways forward.

Where people from many nations learn to listen, talk and decide together.
Through dialogue forums, Nonviolent Communication workshops and shared community events, we help neighbours from different backgrounds understand one another.



Refugee and host community youth, side by side.
In Kakuma, people from many nations and the Turkana host community share one place. Peace begins when they also share trust.
Four ways we bring people to the same table.

Open, facilitated conversations where young people from different communities talk through the issues that divide them, and agree on ways forward.

Workshops that teach a simple, respectful way to handle disagreement.

A space for women in the community to share experiences and shape solutions.

Gatherings that bring clubs, youth networks and neighbours from both sides of the community together, for the simple reason that people who meet are less likely to fear each other.
Nonviolent Communication gives young people a simple way to handle disagreement without anger or blame.
Say what actually happened, without blame or judgement.
Name the feeling that came up.
Find the need behind that feeling.
Make a clear, respectful request.
Understanding replaces suspicion, one conversation at a time.
Refugee and host community youth who know each other by name.
Young people who can resolve conflict without it growing.
A community where every voice has a place in the conversation.

Help facilitate conversations and keep them respectful, open and productive.
Help organise gatherings that bring neighbours from different backgrounds together.
Help cover materials, venues and training for the people who lead this work.

Facilitate a conversation, support an event, or help fund the workshops that bring neighbours together.