Nonviolent Peaceforce

Nonviolent Peaceforce is an unarmed, professional civilian peacekeeping force that is invited to work in conflict zones worldwide. With international headquarters in Brussels, Nonviolent Peaceforce has worked in the conflict areas of Sri Lanka, the Philippines and Guatemala. Among other activities, it works with local groups to foster dialogue among parties in conflict, provide a proactive presence and safe spaces for civilians, and develop local capacity to prevent violence. Its staff includes veterans of conflict zones and experienced peacekeepers.

European Network of Places of Peace

A Network – named European Network of Places of Peace – that assemble European cities and locations, were relevant Peace Treaties have been signed, and European organizations that have the maintenance of Peace as their top priority.

Shanti Sahyog Gandhian NGO

To follow the Gandhian values of
                                   Satya, Ahimsa, Seva,
                                                      Truth, Nonviolence, Service
Greatly inspired by the Gandhian adage, “An ounce of practice is better than a ton of theory”, Shanti Sahyog was established in New Delhi on 30th September 1992. We at Shanti Sahyog, are deeply committed to the practical application of Gandhian values in society today. Following Gandhi’s belief that, “Poverty is the worst form of violence”, we work hard to create a just world free from poverty and violence.

Alliance for Peacebuilding – About the Work

A video overview of the work of the Alliance for Peacebuilding, a leading network of U.S. and internationally based organizations.

ENACT – Youth Enabling Action

ENACT is a new youth website dedicated to peace issues, in Aotearoa and in the world as a whole.
It is aimed at young people as a forum for voicing your opinions and finding out about all things peace-related. The website is an initiative of the Peace Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation actively involved in creating a more peaceful society.

Initiative for Peacebuilding

This is your online resource for knowledge and expertise on peacebuilding and conflict prevention, particularly as it relates to EU policy.

World Federation of United Nations Association

The mission of the World Federation of United Nations Associations is to inform, sustain and energize a global network of United Nations Associations to support the principles and programs of the United Nations and to help shape its agenda.

Global Peacebuilders Project

Global Peacebuilders is an international network of conflict resolution, conflict transformation and peacebuilding initiatives. By connecting organisations, individual practitioners, researchers and other groups worldwide, we offer a solid platform for learning, exchange of innovative practice and development of international partnerships for reconciliation and peacebuilding.

Conciliation Resources

Conciliation Resources (CR) is an international non-governmental organization registered in the UK as a charity. We work mainly in the Caucasus, Uganda and West Africa in partnership with local and international civil society organizations and governments. We also publish Accord: an international review of peace initiatives and are involved in projects in Colombia, Fiji and the Philippines. Our funding is through grants from governments, independent trusts and foundations.

Enough Project

Our mission is to stop and prevent genocide and mass atrocities by promoting Peace, providing Protection, and Punishing the perpetrators. We use field and policy analysis and strong policy advocacy to empower a growing activist movement for change.

ICT for Peace Foundation

The ICT4Peace Foundation will over the next year catalogue at least 100 existing ICT tools and mechanisms – operational, legal and conceptual – geared towards conflict mitigation.

Peace Together

Peace Together is an NGO that uses creativity to spread positive messages for peace. Peace is possible through spreading consciousness, expanding compassion and the realization of how connected we all are.

The Gandhi Tour

The Gandhi Tour is a global music festival created with the intent to arise social change by uniting people through the Universal language of music.

Peace.TV

Broadcast your peace.

Radio for Peace International

Global Community Radio Dedicated to Peace since 1987.

Ethical Markets

Your gateway to cleaner, greener 21st century economies.

The Peace People

The Peace People began in 1976 as a protest movement against the on-going violence in Northern Ireland. Its three founders were: Mairead Corrigan, (now Mairead Corrigan Maguire), Betty Williams and Ciaran McKeown. Over 100,000 people were involved in the initial movement and two of the founders, Mairead and Betty, received the Nobel Peace Prize for that year.

mediaforfreedom.com

Media For Freedom strengthens journalism in areas of democracy, Human rights, anti-terrorism and conflict resolutions. Its activities support peace, democracy and development in societies undergoing crisis and change.

WFCI: The World Future Council Initiative

The World Future Council is a strong new voice for our shared human values and our responsibilities towards future generations. The Council itself is made up of 50 respected personalities selected after a global consultation process that aims for a broad representation by geography, expertise, gender and age. The Council’s decisions and recommendations are facilitated and promoted by the international WFC staff in consultation with our expert commissions and advisors. What is the aim? The WFC challenges decision-makers everywhere to close the action gaps that separate humanity from a sustainable and peaceful future.