Colors for Peace and NGO DEI continue their global mission to promote peace and inclusion through children’s creativity. On 12 September, an outdoor drawing workshop was held in front of the iconic Peace Palace, inviting children to express their personal visions of peace, unity, and coexistence through art. This open and participatory event aims to give young voices a platform in a symbolic international setting.
Following the workshop, young artist Victor Gram curated an exhibition featuring selected artworks created during the workshop. The exhibition was held at the NGO DEI Gallery from 20 September to 4 October. It highlights the diversity of children’s perspectives and serves as a visual dialogue on peace across cultures.
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Colors for Peace is an international non-profit organization that promotes peace through children's art. Founded in Italy, it brings together children's drawings from more than 150 countries, encouraging intercultural dialogue, solidarity, and mutual understanding. By giving young people a creative voice, Colors for Peace inspires a universal culture of peace and inclusion across communities worldwide.
NGO DEI is a cultural and human rights organization based in The Hague that uses art, exhibitions, and public dialogue to promote freedom, democracy, inclusion, and international solidarity. Through collaborations with artists, activists, and civil society organizations, NGO DEI creates platforms for cultural exchange and advocates for human rights, social justice, and democratic values.
