We commemorate the International day of Peaceful communication on October 7th.
Today reminds us that peace is not self-evident; we co-create it every day – also through the way we speak and listen to one another. Peaceful communication is not merely the absence of conflict, but a conscious practice of respect, understanding, and openness to diversity.
In today’s world, where cultures, languages, and identities intertwine like never before, intercultural dialogue is of crucial importance. It allows us to create spaces in which all voices can be heard.
The Intercultural Dialogue Association puts peaceful communication into practice through a variety of activities and events: intercultural cooking workshops, Slovenian conversation circles for foreigners, Turkish breakfasts, and other events throughout the year, where dialogue is always at the forefront. At these gatherings, participants from different backgrounds exchange experiences, break down stereotypes, and learn to listen with an open heart.
On the International Day of Peaceful Communication, we invite everyone to take a moment for conversations that build, connect, and heal. May our words be bridges, not barriers.
MKD Association observes important international days by posting about them and organizing events on assigned topics. To read more about other international days follow THIS LINK.
