Explores the human capacity for peace and action in the face of conflict, drawing on stories from peacebuilders around the world to show that peace is a deliberate choice.

The authorized biography of Fred Rogers, this book shows how one man’s relentless commitment to kindness, empathy, and understanding helped shape generations and offers a profound lesson on the power of neighborly love.

A dialogue between two Nobel Peace Prize laureates—one a Buddhist and the other an Anglican archbishop—on finding joy in suffering. It is a powerful message of interfaith understanding, compassion, and reconciliation.

A book for peacebuilding practitioners, offering tools and case studies on how to facilitate cooperation between groups in conflict.