At the close of each #MAPConference2025 session, we shared a Reflection Art Wall, inviting participants to choose an image that captured what they were taking away: a feeling, a question, an idea. (Artworks and photos came from the MAP project.) What image speaks to you today?

Thank you to all contributors and participants of the MAP International Online Conference 2025! ✨ Session recordings & presentation materials now available:

The MAP International Online Conference 2025 starts tomorrow! Don’t forget to register for the sessions you’d like to attend and join us for shared learning, reflection, and connection. 📌Register here:

We warmly invite you to join the MAP International Online Conference 2025 on arts-based methods for peacebuilding with children and young people. Check out the agenda below and find the link to register here: https://t.co/zA90hw0HX8

Come join us for the MAP International Online Conference 2025 on 10–11 July. A space for shared learning, reflection, and connection on advancing arts-based methods for peacebuilding with children and young people. 📌Register here: https://t.co/zA90hw0HX8

We are delighted to share an article from Dr Sarah Huxley @Shux_ley entitled: "Fun-ing: Applying a Playful and Embodied Pedagogical Approach to an Online Poetry Workshop in the Mobile Arts for Peace Project" https://t.co/3YdATGqfDW Does it resonate with your own work?

Listen to episode 8 of the MAP Podcast to hear Youth Advisory Board (YAB) members from Rwanda talk about their participation in the YAB and in particular what they have done to support monitoring and evaluation: https://t.co/QljLuWQvzD

Dr Harla Octarra & @AidHoover reflect on how #arts-based learning (developed via @Mobile__Arts), should be integrated into the Indonesian Independent Curriculum via @ConversationIDN https://t.co/DyXyT6CP9b

🎙️Listen to the MAP Podcast Episode 6, focusing on mural artwork initiatives in Indonesia to promote dialogue and meaningful participation of children in peacebuilding.✨. https://t.co/WJgxVOgDqT

Lovely to co-write this article with fantastic Mobile Arts for Peace (MAP) youth and adult colleagues. @clcpaterson @JuhiAdhikari @votepolitik Laura Lee. Check out all the awesome articles in this special issue too!

Dr Sarah Huxley @AidHoover is providing a lecture at the School of Education's summer school programme, focusing on qualities of learning experiences in relation to her doctoral and post-doctoral works at the MAP project, University of Lincoln.

Read the latest Research at Lincoln's Impact Week blog by Professor Ananda Breed on how the MAP project is supporting an ongoing platform for arts-based dialogue with and for children and young people. #EverydayPeacebuilding https://t.co/HDblyzQBXG

That's a wrap! Our 6th biennial Children and Childhoods Conference 2024 has been an amazing experience and it has been a pleasure having so many wonderful presenters and delegates from around the globe! See you in 2026! #childhoods2024 #childhoods2026

"MAP's engagement with the arts and local cultural forms created spaces for peacebuilding..." Read more findings in Rwanda and Nepal in the MAP final project report from the University of Edinburgh. #EverydayPeacebuilding @ahrcpress https://t.co/SHw86vMf3h

Check out the MAP final project report from the Institute for Social Innovation and Impact, University of Northampton, focusing on the Medium Grant projects in Indonesia and Kyrgyzstan. #EverydayPeacebuilding @ahrcpress https://t.co/vSZsh0uDkQ

📢The MAP final project report is now available✨, providing insights into using interdisciplinary arts-based practices for peacebuilding in Rwanda, Kyrgyzstan, Indonesia and Rwanda. #EverydayPeacebuilding @AHRCPress https://t.co/GXYyVDApZq

Come and listen to @AnandaBreed and @AidHoover at the @UOSChildhood Children and Childhoods Conference on 11 July👇 "The Warrior Girls of Rwanda: Challenging and calling forward alternative gender norms"

📢Our May-June 2024 Newsletter is out! 📰 Check out our recent hybrid MAP 'Celebration' International Conference, a snapshot of MAP key findings, links to the final reports, and the fourth podcast episode. https://t.co/BPZVRehZXb

New blog! 📝 @AidHoover reflects on @Mobile__Arts ‘Celebration’ International hybrid conference which provided comparative approaches and findings concerning how arts-based methods can address youth issues and influence policy and curriculum. 👉 https://t.co/1jnhwfMc97

@ChasteUwihoreye provides an inspiring talk on embedding arts across sectors & settings as part of @Mobile__Arts @UyisenganImanzi work in #Rwanda #everydaypeacebuilding