Art as Peace Building: An exploration of practices and impact scenarios of how arts and culture address fragility and conflict
British Council, 06 July 2026, International
Arts and culture are not peripheral to peacebuilding – they are integral. Cultural practice functions as a form of social and institutional infrastructure, shaping how individuals and communities experience, navigate, and recover from conflict.
https://www.britishcouncil.org/research-insight/art-peace-building
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