The 2013-2016 CoP International Coordinator team are approaching the end of their Term of Office, and are calling for nominations for CoP women to the roles of President, Treasurer, Secretary, and International Co-ordinators for the 2016-2019 term of office.

Inter Faith Dialog held at Hidig Hotel, Grissa on the 27th February 2016

“When hearts meet, change is bound to shine,” this is the experience of the follow-up programme in Botshabelo.

Creators of Peace team was called to help the Sunshine centre for Disable children, impact the mothers and guardians of the new learners with Confidence, self love and dealing with grief

The Creators of Peace team had the privilege of facilitating its first ever Peace Circle (PC) in the Afrikaans speaking Noordgesig area from the 13th – 15th April 2016. Nine unemployed young women attended the Circle which took place at the Methodist Church of Southern Africa.

Twenty One participants from the Kiserian community recieved the Creators of Peace training for three days 16-18 Aprl 2016. Over this period they began their journey of healing and took first steps to accept some of their painful experiences while searching for solutions within through the powerful tool of story sharing.

An ecouraging report on stories shared by those who had gone through a Peace Circles during the follow up visits.

Kipcherere village one of the remotest areas of Baringo County, hosted 21 woman on the 2-3 March 2016 for a Creaters of Peace. The participants had been invited from ten women’s groups in the area, with each group bringing two representatives and one other sent by the area Assistant Chief.

The government and people of Baringo County in Kenya continue to transform with Initiatives of Change at the heart of its transformation through the programmes, Creators of Peace and the Land and Security Dialogue.

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the annual Peace Awards honors Africa and Diaspora Peace Heroes who have demonstrated a profound commitment to serve the community and promote peace in our society. This year’s honorees are Pastor James Wuye and Imam Muhammad Ashafa, of the Interfaith Mediation Center, Kaduna, Nigeria.