Windows4Peace – A Window to Inspire Peace
Paris, April 26 – Impact Café, 67 rue Beaubourg
Peace Museum Paris officially launched its Windows4Peace initiative with an evening of conversation, inspiration, and solidarity. This new concept celebrates modern heroes of peace ; entrepreneurs, activists, and change-makers who embody the values of peace and coexistence in their daily lives. Their portraits, now displayed on the façade of the Impact Café (co-managed by Serve The City) form a visual tribute in the heart of Paris, inviting passersby to reflect on their own potential for impact.
The event gathered local community members, peacemakers, and special guests, including Cristina Lunghi, founder of Arborus and the GEEIS label, and Ryadh Sallem, a champion of inclusive sport and dignified employment. Also in attendance were Liska Blodgett, founder of Peace Museum, and her husband David Blodgett, who made the trip from the United States, alongside the full executive board of the organization.
🎙“There can be no peace in the world without equality between human beings,” shared Cristina Lunghi, reminding us how social structures must evolve to allow true peace to emerge.
The evening embodied the spirit of the Peace Museum: accessible, community-driven, and profoundly hopeful.
By Mamadou Oury Diallo
