Voices of Peace - Mission 21 International Forum 2026
"Voices of Peace": At the two-day Forum for Peacebuilding 2026, Mission 21 will bring together people from different countries, cultures, and fields of expertise to engage in dialogue. Under the theme "Invisible No More – Women as Architects of Peace," we will seek answers to the question of how peace, justice, and social change can be shaped today. We will listen. We discuss. We develop new ideas. Voices of Peace, featuring keynote speeches, discussions, and interactive sessions focused on gender-equitable peacebuilding, will take place on November 19–20, 2026, online via Zoom, in English with translation, free of charge.
Learn moreWebinar series "Global Voices - Acting Together for Peace"
Our new webinar series "Global Voices - Acting Together for Peace" ties in thematically with the International Forum 2025 entitled «Peace on Earth. Peace with the Earth». We are asking for a respectful and sustainable relationship with the earth and its elements. We want to confront the alienation between humans and nature and find common paths for peace, justice and sustainability. The series comprises three coordinated webinars that complement each other thematically, but can also be attended independently of each other.
Learn moreUpcoming events
CANCELED – Discoveries in the Cultural Heritage Room: Basel in the Network of Colonial Trade
What are fondue pots or Hero cans doing in Ghana, or
What do Swabian roof tiles in South India have to do with Basel? On a guided tour
preserved through the Mission Action Society's collection
It provides insight into Basel's economic interconnections
during the colonial era in the 19th and 20th centuries. Original documents
and objects bear witness to how employees
who conducted the trading company's business in Africa and Asia
and what profits were generated in the process.
Week of Religions in Both Basel Cantons – Gathering Under the Trees
Through the combination of music and poetry, World Arts brings other worlds and inner worlds to life. Afi Sika Kuzeawu of Human, connect! sings lyrical compositions, mostly in Ewe, a language spoken in Togo. Alexandra Flury-Schölch, director of studies at Mission 21, reads poems and stories from various cultural contexts in which trees are at the center of encounters.
Archive
Here you will find reviews of past events. Numerous events are also available as full-length video recordings and can be watched free of charge.
In particular, you will find the sessions of the webinar series "Mission - Colonialism Revisited", which provide critical and transparent insights into the intertwined history of mission and colonialism.
If you have any questions or suggestions, we look forward to hearing from you.





