Global Peace Foundation

Peace begins when people are willing to truly see one another. In Baltimore, the Global Peace Foundation is working with residents, leaders, and law enforcement through the Baltimore Cross Community Reconciliation Project to heal divides and build unity.

One participant reflected, "Fear and guilt are what is keeping us from talking to each other. We are territorial in Baltimore, so we need to expose ourselves to each other."

Through honest conversations, shared meals, and collaborative service, participants are discovering that reconciliation is not only possible but transformative. What begins with dialogue grows into trust, empathy, and action that ripple across the city.

This is how lasting peace is built; one relationship at a time. Discover the full story and the lessons that can inspire your community too: https://globalpeace.org/global-peace-foundation-charts-a-new-path-to-peace-and-reconciliation-in-baltimore/

Kenya is empowering youth as today’s peacebuilders and tomorrow’s leaders. Across communities, young people are stepping up to lead change through environmental stewardship, transformative education, and sports diplomacy. From tree nurseries and climate action to cultural events and "Play for Peace" tournaments, these initiatives build practical skills, leadership experience, and pathways for unity and social cohesion.

As communities continue to navigate social and environmental challenges, youth leadership remains a powerful and enduring force for peace and development.

Discover how young leaders are driving change in their communities:
https://globalpeace.org/celebrating-youth-as-todays-peacebuilders-and-tomorrows-leaders/

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Please know: the website gpf-ina.org is not affiliated with Global Peace Foundation. It has been seized by U.S. law enforcement authorities.

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The Peace Education Trainers’ Training (PETT) 2026 is coming this June 25–26, 2026 at City of Malabon University!

Calling all Faculty Members and Program Heads who are ready to champion peace education and help shape campuses that promote understanding, dialogue, and a culture of peace.

Join us in strengthening the implementation of Peace Education in higher education institutions across the country.

Register: https://bit.ly/Register-PeaceEducationTrainersTraining

Caring for the environment can be one of the most powerful acts of .

In Kenya, the Kenya, together with the Chandaria Foundation and the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, is helping communities nurture a greener future through the Chandaria Tree Nursery initiative, empowering schools and young people to lead environmental stewardship.

From restoring ecosystems to strengthening community cooperation, these efforts show how caring for the planet also builds peace.

See how tree growing and youth leadership are shaping sustainable communities: https://globalpeace.org/gpfs-development-and-service-initiatives-strengthen-environmental-stewardship-globally/

Faith leaders from Nigeria are calling for stronger global support to address escalating violence threatening communities and national stability.

At a forum hosted by Pepperdine University, together with the and the Religious Freedom Institute, Christian, Muslim, and traditional leaders emphasized the critical role of interfaith collaboration in building peace and restoring trust.

Discover how faith leaders are shaping solutions for Nigeria’s future: https://globalpeace.org/nigerian-faith-leaders-warn-of-spiraling-violence-insecurity-at-washington-dc-forum/

Global Peace Foundation India joined leading institutions for an international conference on "Beat Plastic Pollution," bringing together government leaders, ambassadors, UN representatives, educators, and students to explore practical solutions and reaffirm shared responsibility for a greener future.

A key outcome of the gathering was the adoption of the New Delhi Declaration, which set forward actionable commitments to reduce plastic dependency, encourage innovation in alternatives, and strengthen environmental education. The event also recognized outstanding teachers, students, and thought leaders already helping lead the way.

Learn more about the conference and its impact here: https://globalpeace.org/uniting-for-a-greener-tomorrow-global-voices-converge-on-world-environment-day-2025/