Today we welcomed Canadian movie director David Peck and actors Dork Silong & Suon Rottana, from the new film ‘Broken Courage’. The film is about memory, history, reconciliation, & positive change which will be shown at the Cambodia Intl Film Festival next week in Phnom Penh.

The Cambodia Peace Gallery welcomes visitors interested in #learning more about Cambodia’s #History of #resilience and creative #peacebuilding initiatives for a #positive future.

#FridayPost The Cambodia Peace Gallery trains young students from the Buddhist University to become professional guides. Meet our guide trainer and program director, NA Ratanak, and learn about his journey.

[Friday Post] The Cambodia Peace Gallery trains young students from the Buddhist University to become professional guides. Meet our guide trainer, Thea Sam Arn and learn about his journey.

#FridayPost The Cambodia Peace Gallery trains young students from the Buddhist University to become professional guides. Meet our guide trainer, Chhrok Sophat and learn about his journey.

A very energetic celebration on the occasion of #InternationalYouthDay2022 We are very thankful to the Deputy Battambang City Governor, Representatives of Youth Office, the Department of Cults and Religions, representatives of the Catholic, Bahai, Muslim and Chinese communities

We are open every day from 08:30 to 16:00. Entrance is free. For guided tour booking please DM 📩 #CambodiaPeaceGallery

Mark your calendar for 🗓️#PPRC2022

We are soon doing a virtual tour of the #CambodiaPeaceGallery for the Applied Conflict Transformation Studies #ACTS MA programme action researchers. Our team getting in-person sessions and ideas from ACTS course manager Joseph Ajero 🇵🇭 for their #ActionResearch proposal.

🎉Celebrating 4 years of #CambodiaPeaceGallery. We are offering free guided museum tours. The tour takes about 2 hours and shows seven exhibitions about Cambodia's modern history and its journey from war to peace. 📩DM to book the tour now! 🗓️Sunday 23rd October

We grateful for this detailed study of the process leading to the Paris Peace Accords. Visit the Gallery for a visual display of this remarkable effort for peace!

#PPRC2022 Registration is still open. Sign up today ➡is.gd/pprc2022reg 🗓 23-24 Nov 📍Regency Angkor Hotel, Siem Reap, Cambodia

The CPCS Board has long supported the development of the Cambodia Peace Gallery. This week, Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies Director Emma Leslie signed off on the Peace Gallery's registration, an important step to sustaining the long-term success of the Peace Gallery.

The inaugural Board Meeting of the CPG nominating Ven. Sovichea as Chair. Board reflected on the journey so far and further development of the Gallery in 2023 and beyond. Thank you Ven. Sovichea, Soth Plai Ngarm, Kim Vuth, Sotheavy and Emma for your ideas, energy and support.

Such a meaningful and powerful way to start the the new peace programme of the Cambodia Peace Gallery: 'Peace Cafe' Peace Gallery's founder Soth Plai Ngarm sharing his personal story and vision on Cambodia's unique and long road from war to Peace and national reconciliation.

Any weapon can destroy, but only dialogue can heal. Peace begins the moment we choose words over violence, understanding over anger, and humanity over hatred.