Say Your Peace

Building peace through dialogue, one conversation at a time

“Everything begins with dialogue. Dialogue is the initial step in the creation of value. Dialogue is the starting point and unifying force in all human relationships.” 

DAISAKU IKEDA

LATEST CURATED ARTICLE

Never Again! Portraits of the Hibakusha — 80 Years Remembered

Dialogue in Daily Life Series

Portraits of the Hibakusha — 80 Years Remembered offers an impactful view of Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors’ experiences through evocative 3D photography. Captured by Patrick Boyd and presented by 80,000 Voices, the exhibit underscores the devastating human impact of nuclear weapons and the urgent need to prevent their use. Meet the hibakusha through an art form that transcends words, reminding us of the enduring human cost of nuclear weapons.

Champions of Dialogue Series

Featuring: JR

Art That Fades, Connections That Last

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What if the simple conversation you're having right now could spark a ripple effect of peace, both in your own life and in the lives of others? 💬✨ This was the belief of Buddhist philosopher Daisaku Ikeda (1928-2023), who tirelessly championed dialo
New month, new theme! 📢 Curious Minds: Embracing Wonder in Open Conversations 💭💬✨ #November is here, bringing a natural shift toward introspection and gratitude—a perfect time to spark meaningful conversations. 💬 Join us on a journey of
Meet JR (@jr), our Champion of Dialogue, whose art connects communities across the globe. Known for his monumental black-and-white portraits, JR transforms public spaces into canvases for empathy, challenging us to see the world—and each other&
"Poetry has never been the language or barriers, it's always been the language of bridges." 🌉 — Amanda Gorman, poet and activist @amandascgorman We want to know! Share who your favorite poet is down in the comments. ✍️ #amandagor
Earlier this year, the exhibition Portraits of the Hibakusha — 80 Years Remembered, featuring 52 survivors (hibakusha) of the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was shown in Tokyo with the support of Soka Gakkai International (@ sgi