The institutional home for access, funding, and global reach.
In July 2026, Peace Activation was officially registered as a nonprofit organization in Belgium, approved by royal decree. This milestone establishes Peace Activation as a formal institutional presence in Europe and opens the door to institutional grant partnerships, and formal collaboration with international peace networks.
Join Us in Belgium
14:00–17:00 · The Nine
Leading from the Inside Out
A three-hour opening session introducing the Peace Activation methodology — the first stop in a full week of the trauma-responsive work Eva and Fabrice actually do together: trainings, conversations, and time in a room with each other.
Get Tickets →19:00–22:00 · The Nine
Dancing in the Dark — Memoir, Cacao & Ecstatic Dance
An evening built around Eva's memoir of the same name, exploring what shaped her: resilience, identity, belonging, and what it means to stay human inside conflict. From there, a sacred cacao ceremony using ceremonial-grade cacao sourced directly from the Bribri, the Indigenous people of Talamanca, Costa Rica — a tradition Fabrice and Eva hold with real gratitude and respect for where it comes from. The evening closes with an ecstatic dance journey: no steps to learn, nothing to perform, just an invitation to let the body say what words cannot.
View Event →18:00–20:00 · The Nine · WIIS Members
Conflict Transformation from Within
A focused two-hour session for WIIS members, held ahead of the UN International Day of Peace. Rather than moving through the full five-pillar methodology, Eva goes deep on just the first pillar — conflict transformation — giving participants real time and space to engage with its practical tools in daily life.
14:00–16:00 · Full Circle
Calling Men to Peace
What does peace actually ask of men? A live, in-person session with Eva picking up where the online gathering left off — opening into real discussion, starting with a question one of the group's own male participants asked out loud: why do women keep asking men to be vulnerable, and for the sake of what? Come exactly as you are — curious, skeptical, tender, ready. Spaces are limited.
Book Your Place →17:00–19:00 · Full Circle
Dancing in the Dark — Memoir Launch
Eva launches her memoir, Dancing in the Dark, on finding her true vision for peace after two years of physical blindness — fitting, launched at a venue called Full Circle. Free for Full Circle House and Ideas members, €5 for everyone else.
Get Tickets →18:00–20:00 · Brussels
Brussels Peace Salon with ELIANT
The inaugural Brussels Peace Salon, with Alliance ELIANT as guest speaker — a small, curated, invitation-based gathering of leaders from policy, education, healthcare, and civil society, built around one question: what human capacities does Europe need to build peaceful societies. If it speaks to you, reply and tell us why.
RSVP →What the Brussels Nonprofit Does
The nonprofit exists to make the work more accessible and more sustainable. It receives grants and sponsorships and channels those resources directly into fieldwork, funding facilitation, participant travel, translation, and materials in conflict zones.
It also provides sponsored access to training for participants from conflict-affected regions who could not otherwise afford to attend. When you purchase a Peace Activation training, a portion of what you pay supports this fund.
Why It Matters
Peacebuilding often focuses on external solutions. Lasting change requires leaders who can stay grounded and relational in the midst of conflict, and that requires access. The Brussels nonprofit is the mechanism that makes it possible to bring those leaders into the room.
- Leaders from Palestine, Israel, Nigeria, Burundi, and other conflict-affected regions have attended immersions through sponsored access
- Grants have funded multi-city field cycles including the 2026 Israel and West Bank program
- Royal decree recognition in Belgium (July 2026) enables EU funding applications and formal institutional partnerships
Royal decree recognition in Belgium, opening the door to EU funding and formal institutional partnerships.
Support the Work
We are currently building relationships with aligned sponsors, donors, and institutional partners.
Cover tuition, accommodation, or full participation for one leader from a conflict zone to attend a Peace Activation immersion.
We welcome conversations with foundations, EU-funded programs, and mission-aligned organizations interested in supporting sustained fieldwork, training access, or research in trauma-responsive peacebuilding.
Partial scholarships, annual partnerships, and multi-year collaborations are available. Reach out to start the conversation.
Ready to support the work?
Reach us directly at connect@peaceactivation.org