The Luanda Biennale: What is its contribution to a culture of peace in Africa?

In Africa, the concept of the Culture of Peace is enriched by the values, belief systems, traditions, and cultural and artistic forms of expression that contribute to the respect of human rights, cultural diversity, solidarity and the rejection of violence to build democratic societies. The Biennale for the Culture of Peace draws from Pan-African Forum “Sources and Resources for a Culture of Peace” held in Luanda, Angola, in 2013, and aims to expand and sustain the Pan-African Movement for the Culture of Peace and Non-Violence.

Below are articles in CPNN about the Biennale:

The Contribution of Gabon to UNESCO and the Culture of Peace

African Union Calls for a 4th Edition of the Luanda Biennale Forum for the Culture of Peace

The Biennale of Luanda 2023 – Through eyes of its young participants

Results of the 2023 Luanda Biennale, Pan-African Forum for the Culture of Peace

Togo participation in the Luanda Biennale, or Pan-African Forum on Culture, to take place in the Angolan capital from November 22 to 24

Luanda to host third Pan-African Forum for the Culture of Peace

Angola Debates The Women’s Role In Building Peace And Democracy

Youth at the Luanda Biennale – Pan-African Forum for the Culture of Peace

Culture at the Luanda Biennale – Pan-African Forum for the Culture of Peace

Speeches by the Sponsors of the Luanda Biennale : Pan-African Forum for the Culture of Peace

Highlights of the Biennale of Luanda 2021 : Pan-African Forum for the Culture of Peace