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In a heartfelt celebration of unity and hope, the non-profit organization Colors for Peace unveiled its latest exhibition in The Hague, showcasing a vibrant collection of children's artwork from around the globe.This initiative aims to bridge cultural, social, and economic divides by promoting peace through the universal language of art.

An important international cultural exhibition of children's drawings and paintings was held in Lucăceni Horesi, Fălești district, Republic of Moldova, as part of the Colors for Peace project. The event aimed to celebrate creativity, friendship, and intercultural dialogue, showcasing artworks created by children from Romania, Moldova, Italy, Bulgaria, and Turkey.

As the 2025 Giro d’Italia concluded in Rome with a thrilling victory by British cyclist Simon Yates and the blessing of the Pope, another, quieter victory took shape, one woven not in speed or strategy, but in solidarity. Mexican cyclist Isaac Del Toro, one of the race’s most promising athletes, chose to dedicate his performance to the children of the world who contribute to Colors for Peace by wearing the jersey of Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Italia.

Today, as many countries around the world celebrate Children’s Day, Colors for Peace is proudly present in the Republic of the Congo. Representing the organization is Laura Mazza, who visited Brazzaville, meeting hundreds of children from the capital.

The story of Dante Alighieri told by children and young people from 50 countries around the world. Video directed by our President...