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Peace Martins has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in May 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Peace Martins are: • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • Substack • Website Besides social media accounts, PeaceMartins has populated their site with: • I write and publish redemptive reflections on film, music & culture pointing to Christ. Learn more. • I hosted an online global event in celebration of IWD 2025 themed, "Radical Grace: Flipping The Script On Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) For Women and Girls." Catch The Replay Here. • I published an article on "Flip The Script On Education: A Reflection" In Celebration of the International Day of Education 2025. Read it here. • I joined a panel of youth leaders to discuss "AI and Education. Should we be worried?" in celebration of the 2025 International Day of Education. Listen to the full conversation here. • I spoke at an international educators conference on "Questioning: A Pathway to Cultural Re-engineering," using a United Nations challenge as a case study. Find out more here. • I spoke at an educators conference on using Bloom's Taxonomy, an innovative framework for problem-solving, to develop young leaders, highlighting Model United Nations as a key case study. Check the full conversation here. • I flip everyday activities and experiences to reveal life's bigger picture. Find out more here. • In 2022, I designed and led the novel Women in Diplomacy and Development Roundtable project at BIMUN 2022. I reflect on that event in celebration of the 2023 International Women's Day. Read it here. • Listen to my full speech on Developing Capacity for Leadership at the Refined Youth Virtual Summit Hosted by Fortress Process Academy. • Watch my full presentation on Youth Engagement and Innovation in "Transforming Food Systems." • Watch my Conversation on "Accessing the Future" as a Youth. • I hosted a regional dialogue with 9 young African leaders (representing 9 African Countries) on the theme of SDG 4 in the African Context. Read up excerpts from it, here.