The initiative offers a journey through various works and resources addressing peace, solidarity, coexistence, and human rights, as well as the consequences of conflicts and war.
The exhibition features over 40 titles from diverse fields such as psychology, education, sociology, novels, poetry, children's and young adult literature, and biographies. This selection provides varied perspectives on building peace and promoting values like respect, empathy, diversity, and solidarity against war.
“"Among the selected works is ‘Mujer de frontera: Defender el derecho a la vida no es un delito’, where Helena Maleno recounts her fight for the rights of migrants in Morocco."
Also included is ‘The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas’, the well-known novel by author John Boyne, later adapted into a film, which explores the Holocaust from a child's perspective. The biography section highlights the careers of figures such as Rigoberta Menchú, Malala, Simone Weil, and the book ‘La paz es posible’, a biography of Prem Rawat written by best-selling author Andrea Ceigan, introducing the public to the experiences of those dedicated to defending human rights and peace.
The exhibition is complemented by guides on mindfulness and personal well-being techniques, as well as literature for children and young people addressing topics like diversity, xenophobia, respectful treatment, and building a better world.
Alongside books, the exhibition incorporates 10 films on DVD and 28 prints dedicated to the main individuals and institutions awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
