Independent · Youth-led · Non-partisan

Independent · Youth-led · Non-partisan

Every generation inherits something. We can decide what we pass on.

Peace Across Generations is an independent, youth-led and non-partisan peacebuilding initiative connecting South Sudanese across communities, generations and borders to speak, listen, create and act for peace.

Day 8 of 3,000 Days for Peace

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Why we exist

Why Peace Cannot Wait

South Sudan’s young people are too often recruited, displaced or left out of decisions. They are also students, creators, entrepreneurs and organisers — the builders of everyday peace.

Social media is our entry point, not our destination. We succeed when a post becomes a conversation, a conversation becomes an action, and an action becomes a peaceful habit.

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What we believe

  • Peace is more than the absence of violence.

  • Every generation matters.

  • Dialogue matters.

  • Stories can change perspectives.

  • Peace is everyone’s responsibility.

  • We choose what we pass on.

Featured campaign · September 2026 · 01 Understand

Why Peace Cannot Wait?

Tell us why peace cannot wait, what peace means to you, or what you believe we can do to build it.

  • Video
  • Letter
  • Poetry
  • Song
  • Story
  • Artwork
  • Drama
  • Personal reflection

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Latest stories

The first stories from our contributors are being reviewed with care. Check back soon — or be one of the first.

Share your voice

Take action

You don’t need money, a title or perfect English.

If you have a phone, a pen or a voice, there is a place for you here. The first 100 contributors will be recognised as Founding Creators.

3,000 days. One promise.

From the International Day of Peace, 21 September 2026, to 7 December 2034, we commit to keeping peace visible, practical and passed between generations — before, during and after moments of crisis.

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  • Non-partisan. We endorse no party, candidate or armed actor.
  • Safe. Nothing is published without consent and review.
  • Factual. We cite sources and correct mistakes publicly.
  • Respectful. We never blame a whole community.

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Your voice belongs here

This month’s campaign is Why Peace Cannot Wait?. If you have a phone, a pen or a voice, you can take part.