Welcome to our blog-a space to read and learn about our work. This blog brings together a curated collection of articles drawn from our work in peacebuilding, environmental stewardship and transformative dialogue over the years. We hope these pieces inform, challenge, and inspire thoughtful conversation.

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  • REPORT: Strengthening the faith-based​ land restoration working group

    Venue: World Agroforestry Centre (CIFOR-ICRAF), Nairobi​Date: April 25th 2023​​​Report by Dr Alan Channer and Nkatha Kobia ​ Introduction Faith…

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  • Empowered World View Training Elgeyo Marakwet

    Empowered World View Training Elgeyo Marakwet

    OikoDiplomatique in cooperation with World Vision’s Empowered World View ProgramTraining in Elgeyo Marakwet Venue: Cheptebo Conference CenterTraining dates: 27th…

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  • Faith-based land restoration in Kenya: forging partnerships, developing a strategy

    Faith-based land restoration in Kenya: forging partnerships, developing a strategy

    “Faith-based land restoration in Kenya: forging partnerships, developing a strategy” workshop was followed by a field visit in Elgeyo…

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  • Climate change a faiths, secular issue

    Climate change a faiths, secular issue

    Although spirituality is difficult to define, it is needed to protect our struggle for social justice from disillusionment and…

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  • Regreening Africa gets a major boost

    Regreening Africa gets a major boost

    Rev Dr Samuel Kobia pioneers links between faith and environment and sets the scene for Faith in Regreening Africa

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  • For the Healing of Nations

    For the Healing of Nations

    Rev Dr Sam Kobia, Senior Advisor on Peace, Conflict Resolution and Social Cohesion in the Executive Office of the…

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  • Villains or victims?

    Villains or victims?

    Adults affected by conflict and violence as children face difficulty… function well in society. Without psycho-social help and healing…

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  • A hopeless population is a dangerous one

    A hopeless population is a dangerous one

    Each person is a like a unique leaf with a unique contribution to make to society – and to…

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  • Unseen wounds the most difficult to heal

    Unseen wounds the most difficult to heal

    by Dr Alan Channer Gunilla Hamne, founder and director of the Peaceful Heart Network in Sweden, then presented ‘The…

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  • When a child has killed

    When a child has killed

    “I am a child of war. All I knew was war. We are haunted by our bitter memories of…

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