The First Beqaa Marathon in Bar Elias
Young participants from our Social Peace Process – Level 1 are leading a powerful new initiative: the first Marathon taking place in Bar Elias, Beqaa. This peacebuilding community-led event uses sports as a bridge for unity and aims to raise awareness about cancer, bringing people together around both health and hope. Dates to be announced […]
Peacebuilding Through Sports — Regional Seminar in Egypt
Peacebuilding doesn’t happen in isolation, it grows through connection. As part of our Social Change Through Sport project, the Threads of Peace team joined SCCF and four regional partners in Egypt for the annual seminar. Together, we explored how sports can become a space for peace, where teamwork replaces division and shared goals to overcome stereotypes. […]
Peacebuilding Meets Public Health
Threads of Peace was invited as a guest lecturer in PBHL 312: a course within the Master of Public Health program at the American University of Beirut, Faculty of Health Sciences. We shared insights on how peacebuilding strengthens public health and fosters resilient, peaceful communities.
Empowering Change in Central Beqaa
Through the Change-Oriented Approach (COA), Threads of Peace is helping communities turn vision into action: one step at a time. After receiving specialized training from Secours Catholique Caritas France, our team shared this approach with 50 community members this September, guiding them to identify challenges, set priorities, and design practical peace initiatives. Together, we’re unfolding […]
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Our volunteers have successfully converted an abandoned lot into a thriving community garden that now serves over 200 local families with fresh produce.
New Partnership withLocal Schools LaunchesEducation Initiative
Our volunteers have successfully converted an abandoned lot into a thriving community garden that now serves over 200 local families with fresh produce.
Annual VolunteerRecognition AwardsCelebrates 150 Heroes
Our volunteers have successfully converted an abandoned lot into a thriving community garden that now serves over 200 local families with fresh produce.
Community GardenProject TransformsLocal Neighborhood
Our volunteers have successfully converted an abandoned lot into a thriving community garden that now serves over 200 local families with fresh produce.
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