Red Yellow Blue (RYB), Architecture
UN Studio / Chungnam Art Museum, South Korea
Red Yellow Blue, RYB

Roadmap

Join the Global Movement for a Culture of Peace

Be part of a growing global community. Follow the progress, share your creativity, and help shape a more peaceful world — everyone is welcome.

Create (RYB) Culture of Peace spaces

It begins with a cup of coffee and a Culture of Peace cookie — and grows into a global network of innovation hubs for cultural exchange, community building, and development data collaboration.

Cultivating Amsterdam as a Creative City for a Culture of Peace

How can we transform Amsterdam into a Creative City for a Culture of Peace — and connect it with a global network of like-minded cities working together for inclusion, creativity, and sustainable peace?

Expand National Women's Days

A new global platform to compare gender equality data, track progress, and celebrate achievements across countries.

Welcome at (RYB) Culture of Peace

Red Yellow Blue (RYB) is a creative platform and movement dedicated to reimagining peace in the 21st century. Inspired by the simplicity and harmony of primary colors, we believe peace is not just the absence of war—but the presence of connection, creativity, and cultural understanding.

At a time when our world faces rising division, loneliness, and conflict, RYB invites to co-create a future rooted in dialogue, dignity, and creative imagination. We align with the vision of UNESCO’s Culture of Peace program and aim to make it visible, relatable, and actionable—from the street corner to international policymaking.

Mondiacult 2025

The UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policies and Sustainable Development – Mondiacult 2025 will be hosted by Spain in the city of Barcelona from 29 September to 1 October 2025. Over the course of three days, Barcelona will host the 194 UNESCO Member States to establish a global agenda for culture and to follow up on the objectives set at the previous edition, held in Mexico in 2022 and signed by 150 countries.

At Mondiacult 2025, UNESCO’s Culture of Peace program will officially be introduced as a new central theme. This marks a significant step in global cultural policy, recognizing peace not only as a political goal, but as a cultural process rooted in dialogue, creativity, and shared values. As one of the key themes, it highlights the growing global commitment to fostering peaceful, inclusive societies through the power of culture, education, and community-driven initiatives.

Theme 8
Culture of Peace
Develop initiatives for a culture of peace, contributing to sustainable economic and social development, human rights and gender equality, as well as democratic participation and dialogue, and freedom of information, communication, and expression.

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