This chapter demonstrates how marginalised young Muslim, Lumad (Indigenous), and Christian women leaders in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM)Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) use Facebook and TikTok to build everyday peace through an intersectional feminist lens. Employing social media analysis, the article reveals how these women navigate their diverse identities, and shape discussions on peace and security within BARMM and extend their influence beyond the region's peace process. It shows that social media is vital to voice their peace agenda, often neglected in traditional peacebuilding platforms; different groups of young women have distinct perceptions of peace, violence, and insecurity; and practising care is central to their peacebuilding work. The chapter broadens the concept of everyday peace to include digital practices and highlights the nuanced positions of young women.