On Track for Justice by Development and Peace

Pack your bags, Earth Explorers, we’re heading to Brazil! 🇧🇷

In this episode of Planet Pals, Sam and Zari travel to meet kids living near giant train tracks that pass right through their communities. These trains carry iron from big mines, but they also bring noise, dust, and danger.

Along the way, we discover how families and children are standing up for their homes with the help of our partner Justiça nos Trilhos.

We’ll also learn a new word in Portuguese, earn our Brazil passport stamp, and play a fun quiz with Kiko the Quiz Master!

🌱 A heartfelt adventure about courage, community, and caring for our planet made especially for kids. Listen now!

For their very first adventure, Zari and Sam are heading to Colombia! Listen to the podcast to find out how Colombian children defend their rights, and stay tuned until the end to have fun with Kiko, the quiz master!

A look back at COP30 with Dean Dettloff by Development and Peace

Nigeria: Ending Gender-Based Violence, Strengthening Communities by Development and Peace

A conversation with Trocaire Somalia and Sudan by Development and Peace

Peru Solidarity Trip 2025 by Development and Peace

The Youth Leading Us Forward by Development and Peace

What does justice look like in occupied Palestine?

In this powerful episode of Voices of Solidarity, we sit down with Dalia Qumsieh—Palestinian human rights lawyer and founder of the Balasan Initiative. From life under occupation in Bethlehem to defending religious and cultural heritage, Dalia shares courageous insights into the legal and spiritual resistance shaping her homeland.

The situation in Syria is shifting rapidly, bringing new challenges for those working to build peace on the ground. In this episode of Voices of Solidarity, we speak with Benoîte Martin from PAX about the vital role of local organizations in fostering dialogue and strengthening democratic participation—despite the ever-changing political landscape.

Since our recording, major political developments have taken place, making these efforts more crucial than ever. Tune in to learn how local actors are adapting and continuing to lay the foundations for a more just and peaceful future.