Young people from opposite sides of the world's most entrenched conflicts—including Israel and Palestine, India and Pakistan—are gathering at a summer camp in Devon to build bridges across divides. The UK is hosting Seeds of Peace for the first time, marking decades of the organization's mission to bring together teenagers from conflict-torn regions.

These remarkable gatherings create spaces where young people can move beyond headlines and stereotypes, discovering shared hopes and humanity with those they've been taught to see as adversaries. By investing in dialogue during formative years, the camp plants seeds for a more peaceful future. Read the full story →

Today's takeaway: When young people from opposite sides of conflict meet as humans rather than opponents, they often become the most powerful agents of change their communities have ever known.