Keep people visible
Tell human stories that resist the reduction of civilians to numbers, factions and passing headlines.
THE WORLD HUMAN PEACE FOUNDATION
Our goal is to build a worldwide public-awareness campaign for peace against all wars: remembering lives lost, defending human dignity and keeping the protection of civilians in public view.

PEACE AGAINST ALL WARS / WORLDWIDE CAMPAIGN
The World Human Peace Foundation conceived this initiative and has financed its development to date. After sustained discussions with Berlin-based mc Group (Media Consulta International Holding AG), we are now focused on securing the funding required to move the Peace Against All Wars campaign toward worldwide professional execution.
mc Group describes itself as an international PR and advertising agency headquartered in Berlin, with more than 80 agencies worldwide and representation in all 27 EU member states. Its official profile lists clients and references across business, media, politics and sport, including Generali, Lidl, RTL, CNN, the European Union, ASEAN, national governments, Formula 1, tennis, golf and the Olympic Games. Its published history also records work involving the United Nations, Braun, ATP tournaments and the Davis Cup.
Read mc Group's official agency profile and history ↗
Transparency: the organisations named above are mc Group's published clients or historical project references. Their inclusion does not mean that they fund, endorse or participate in The World Human Peace Foundation or this campaign. The Foundation's future campaign engagement with mc Group remains subject to funding, final scope and signed agreements.
The Foundation created the vision. The next task is to build the financial foundation required to take that message to the world.
PERSONAL TESTIMONY / A JOURNEY FOR PEACE
The Foundation's two founders, Francisco Armani and Veronika Bock, drove approximately 100,000 kilometres across Europe in their Land Rover SUV, visibly marked with the Foundation's name and message of peace. They travelled from place to place, stopping mainly to sleep before continuing. Their purpose then—and their purpose today—is to promote peace.
They entered Ukraine twice: once from Poland towards Lviv, and once from Romania. The photographs shared here record only part of that journey.
"We were not there as journalists looking for a headline. We went to promote peace and give what we could, asking nothing in return. In a war zone, when you are running for your life, taking photographs is not your priority. Nor did we ask people enduring suffering to pose for pictures as a condition of our help. Many encounters and actions were never photographed. Their meaning does not disappear because there is no image."
— Francisco Armani, co-founder



Maps and personal photographs from our journey. Open any photograph to view it in full.








During our journey, Veronika and I visited war cemeteries and memorials across France, including the Dieppe Canadian War Cemetery, to pay our respects to those who lost their lives. Behind every name is a person, a family and a future cut short.
Remembrance must mean more than looking back. It must strengthen our determination to protect those living today—and those born tomorrow.





Our journey also meant the everyday work of travelling: fuel stops, border crossings and continuing from one place to the next with our message of peace.




Across Europe, we drove approximately 100,000 kilometres carrying our message of peace. We also experienced violence and distress, including an attack on our dog, Bambo. These experiences left a lasting mark on our lives.
We share our testimony because peace concerns real lives, including those whose suffering never reaches the headlines.
— Francisco Armani
02 / OUR WORK TODAY
We are developing and fundraising for Peace Against All Wars, a proposed worldwide media campaign. The concepts below illustrate its creative direction. Delivery is planned with professional agency support, subject to funding and signed agreements.
Tell human stories that resist the reduction of civilians to numbers, factions and passing headlines.
Use clear public messages to question the excuses used to normalize violence against civilians.
Use writing, photographs and films to encourage reflection, conversation and support for peace.

This powerful composition places a child at the center of the frame.

Campaign imagery brings the message into public view. The billboard and visual concepts shown here are supplied by the foundation.

Music, public voices and creative work can help reach people beyond the usual debate. This image is a concept, not an announcement of participants.

These images give the campaign a visual question people can carry with them: what do our choices make possible, and what do they put at risk?
SUPPLIED CREATIVE REFERENCES


Peace is more than a public gesture.
REMEMBERING AND HONORING SACRIFICES
We remember people killed by war and dictatorship, including the tens of millions who died during the Second World War. Remembering them means recognizing the dignity of civilians facing violence today and refusing to treat their suffering as ordinary.

MUSIC & HUMAN CONNECTION




























Across languages and borders, music can remind us of our shared humanity. The artists shown here are reference images; they are not confirmed campaign participants or endorsers.
MUSIC THAT SPEAKS TO US
A conversation can begin with a single shared page.