#WomenForPeace: Jane Marie Dimacisil
Tell us something about yourself. I’m Ate Jane, the Mental Health & Psychosocial Support Consultant and Peace Mission Council Member,…
Recent Posts
- Restoring Oneself:Â Cultivating Peace Education for a Better Community
- A Journey of Empathy and Empowerment:Â Ate Judy-Ann’s Quest to Make a Difference
- Nurturing Peaceful Habits: Ate Ezyrelle’s Journey of Growth and Transformation
- Ate Alpha’s Journey of Faith, Understanding and Empowerment
- A Journey for Peace: The story of the Cavite State University Peace Interns
- The First Step in Caring for Returnees
- Speaking Peace From The Heart: The Story of Maguidala Usman
- Drawing circles of peace for oneself and others: The Story of Anwar Acrab
- Cultivating Inner Peace through Spoken Poetry: The Story of Noraya Unda
- Inspiring Youth in a Culture of Peace, Leading the Youth for the Future of Lanao: The Story of Samsoden Potawan
- Forgiving Oneself Through Peaceful Arts: The Story of Mohammad Jamael
- Visual Art: A Tool for Religious Freedom and Peacebuilding: The Story of Merhamah Dagalangit
- Building a Culture of Peace, One Artwork at a Time: Jualad’s Peace Journey
- Amplifying Peaceful Narratives Online through Digital Art: Nawal’s Peace Journey
- Creating Safe and Peaceful Spaces for Children : The Story of Guinaopan Youth Action Organization
- Breaking barriers to bridge peace: The Story of the Philippine Muslim Student Association
- Making Self-care A Peaceful Habit: The Story of Moriatao o Ranao
- Empowering Youth Leaders to Become Peace Heroes: The Story of Youth Engaged in Shakba
- Leading Change: The Story of Amer Kuday
- Small steps towards non-violence, Big steps for Culture of Peace: The Story of the Barimbingan Children