Programme
Youth Creative Peace
Our front door. Anyone with a phone, a pen or a voice can take part this month.
Each month we announce one theme and one prompt. You answer in whatever form you are good at. We feature one work every week and name one Creator of the Month.
View photo: Young people and adults holding up booklets outside a building
What you can make
Letters for Peace
An open letter of up to 500 words — or a voice note — to South Sudan, a leader, a future child, a former enemy or the next generation.
Poetry and spoken word
Written or performed poems in any language, with a short English summary.
Music
An original peace song. Send a 60-second clip. Watch for our Peace Song Challenge in November and February.
Visual art and photography
Drawings, posters, and phone photos of what peace looks like on an ordinary day.
Drama and comedy
A 2–5 minute phone skit. Comedy may laugh at habits and choices — never at a community.
Global solidarity
Friends of South Sudan: send a short message that supports South Sudanese voices without speaking for them.
Youth Creative Peace: sign up or send your work
Creators can join Youth Creative Peace or share their poems, songs, art, photos, letters and videos through our Google Form.
Open the Google Form (opens in a new tab) ↗Google Forms is run by Google, and your answers are stored there. Privacy
How each month works
- Week 1 — We announce the theme with one prompt and one example.
- Weeks 1–4 — You send your work by WhatsApp or email. We check every piece for consent and safety.
- Every week — We feature one work, with the creator’s story.
- Week 4 — We name the Creator of the Month.
Recognition
Featured creators receive a certificate and a public thank-you. The first 100 contributors become Founding Creators. In February 2027 we will hold an online showcase of the pilot’s best work.