Events

The young@mission21 team invites all interested persons, especially multipliers, to an information event on the 2026 program and the focus topics. This Meet & Greet will take place online via Zoom on Thursday, January 22, 2026, from 2 p.m. to approx. 3 p.m.

The "Get-together" of young@mission21 facilitates regular exchange between young adults worldwide. The format is closely linked to our podcast Young Voices and offers space for exchange, discussion and questions about the topics covered in the podcast.

In our new webinar series "Global Voices - Acting Together for Peace", we ask about a respectful and sustainable relationship with the earth, starting with the elements of the earth. The first webinar is about the connection of indigenous communities to the land.

In the service for the Week against Racism, the Swiss-Togolese artist Afi Sika Kuzeawu uses poetry and lyrical singing to open up new access to inner worlds and forge connections between people.

Poetry from different cultures tell of longing, courage and personal paths. Music by Afi Sika Kuzeawu, a Swiss Togolese double bass player, singer, composer and dancer.

Next year's International Youth Summit will take place online via Zoom on March 27 and 28, 2026. At the annual online event, young adults deal with various topics of global justice.

At the annual World View platform, church employees and other interested parties are given an insight into the wide range of services offered by Mission 21 for their own activities. The platform is based on Mission 21's campaign - this year on the topic of "Standing up for human rights: empowering people affected by violence, promoting self-determination". The campaign focuses on projects for the prevention of violence and for acute care and self-determination in Peru, Bolivia and Indonesia.

In our new webinar series "Global Voices - Acting Together for Peace", we ask about a respectful and sustainable relationship with the earth, starting with the elements of the earth. This second webinar in the series is about the connection of indigenous communities to water and about examples and possibilities of water protection.

Why does the world's most important art fair take place in Basel and why was there a "Picasso affair" here? Mission 21's new city tour takes you to famous and unknown works of art and their connection to (de)colonialism in Basel.

The "Get-together" of young@mission21 facilitates regular exchange between young adults worldwide. The format is closely linked to our podcast Young Voices and offers space for exchange, discussion and questions about the topics covered in the podcast.