Hope in the Heart of Conflict
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UnRival accompanies peacebuilders to nurture hope, inspire collaboration, and overcome destructive rivalries.
These are divided and difficult times when peacebuilders from diverse cultures, religions, and worldviews desperately need spaces of trust, curiosity, and collaboration.
Gathering Community
unRival Network is an ever-expanding community of peacebuilders. We accompany one another through shared experiences and partnerships that renew hope, inspire collaboration, and overcome destructive rivalry.
Deconstructing Rivalry
No community is free of rivalry, unRival Network included. Instead of denying our conflicts and desires, we engage honestly in spaces created to invite trust, vulnerability, and curiosity. Spaces where even bitter conflicts can give way to friendship and belonging.
Inspiring Collaboration
Forming friendships instead of enemies and rivals reveals otherwise unimaginable opportunities. Pursuing these unexpected paths with collaborators from diverse cultures, religions, and worldviews opens the possibility of transformation, hope, and flourishing for all people.
Sustaining
Artisans
of Peace
Even the most creative and courageous peacebuilders are not immune to fear, destructive rivalry, and discouragement. To remain human in increasingly violent times, we desperately need spaces that renew hope and inspire collaboration.
unRival Stories
Stories of Hope
How a former Colombian freedom fighter laid aside her arms and embraced peace as a path to our deepest desires.
Our Chief Operating Officer, Jason Ferenczi, has spent extensive time in both Ukraine and Russia. Here, he speaks for himself and the unRival Network Team as he reflects on the current state of war.
It is Joel Aguilar's fervent hope that a nonviolent "human catechism" might transform the streets of Guatemala City--because, as he says, "beauty deserves to live here".
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