How one survivor fights extremism
13th December 2017
Bjørn Ihler narrowly escaped death on the Norwegian island of Utøya in 2011, and now works to prevent violent extremism. He talks to Davina Patel.
My guitar is my Kalashnikov
13th December 2017
Mer Ayang’s guitar is her ‘weapon of peace’. Yee-Liu Williams hears how song can overcome anger in the aftermath of war.
Friend or Foe
13th December 2017
Jo Berry’s father was killed by a bomb planted by Patrick Magee. They talk to Yee-Liu Williams about their unusual friendship.
Engage not prevent
13th December 2017
Ed Davey MP reflects on how to break the vicious circle of mistrust
Aboard the miracle train
13th December 2017
The award-winning nurse who took healthcare to rural South Africa tells Mary Lean about her journey.
What would Gandhi do?
9th August 2017
Professor Rajmohan Gandhi is a historian, biographer and former President of Initiatives of Change International. On a recent visit to the UK, he talked to Davina Patel about his grandfather, Mahatma Gandhi, and the challenges of building trust in the world today.
Healing the wounds of war
9th August 2017
Yee-Liu Williams talks to a survivor of the Rwandan genocide who helps other refugees overcome the traumas of war.
Only love
9th August 2017
Jean Paul Samputu forgave his parents’ closest friend for killing them. He talks to Davina Patel.
Breaking barriers, building bridges
9th August 2017
Homeless at 17, Maxine Cockett offers hope to marginalized young people in Nottingham. Yee-Liu Williams went to meet her.