Putting Diverse Knowledge Systems into Practice: An Ongoing Exploration into the Art of Peacebuilding at the UN and Beyond
Exploring how diverse and underrepresented knowledge systems can strengthen peacebuilding institutions, partnerships, and practices at the United Nations and beyond.
Thursday, October 8, 2026
Venue: Baha'i International Community United Nations Representative Offices
New York, NY 10017, USA
About the Event
The University for Peace (UPEACE), in partnership with UPEACE NY and Amplifier Art, invites you to the second event of the Peace is a Practice Campaign, a global arts and education initiative exploring peace as a practice grounded in equity, compassion, and justice.
Held following the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), this event will explore how diverse and underrepresented knowledge systems can be recognised, valued, and put into practice to strengthen peacebuilding institutions and processes.
Bringing together representatives from Permanent Missions, international organisations, academia, civil society, artists, and peacebuilding practitioners, the programme will feature artists' interventions, a multi-stakeholder panel discussion, and interactive opportunities for engagement. Together, participants will consider how new approaches to partnership, dialogue, and decision-making can contribute to a more equitable, sustainable, and inclusive understanding of peace.
The discussion will focus on practical pathways for integrating diverse knowledge systems into institutional structures and strengthening the practice of peace at a critical moment in the evolution of the United Nations.
This event is free to attend. Please note that submitting an RSVP does not confirm attendance; registration and event details will be confirmed by email.
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Putting Diverse Knowledge Systems into Practice: An Ongoing Exploration into the Art of Peacebuilding at the UN and Beyond
Exploring how diverse and underrepresented knowledge systems can strengthen peacebuilding institutions, partnerships, and practices at the United Nations and beyond.
October 8, 2026


