Since its founding PEP presented significant conferences related to world peace, distributed over 10 million free peace education articles to educators in 52 nations, conducted citizen diplomacy around the globe, and honored peace heroes via the Gandhi Peace Award.                                                                                                                                                         Promoting Enduring Peace Board Members pose with [...]

PEP’s Annual Meeting was held on Sunday, November 6 at The Thomas E. Golden Jr. Center. Our guest Speaker was Christian Parenti, author of Tropic of Chaos: Climate Change and the New Geography of Violence. A reception followed with a performance by Yale’s Alley Cats.  

The Gandhi Peace Award nominees are distinguished by having made, over a period of years, a significant contribution to the promotion of an enduring international peace founded on justice, self-determination, diversity, compassion, and harmony, achieved through cooperative and non-violent means—in the spirit of Gandhi. The Gandhi Peace Award is marked by a significant medallion and [...]

Join in this crucial work by becoming a member of PEP and by donating to build an enduring, sustainable peace. Past donations from peace-minded people like you cover PEP’s administrative expenses, so every penny you donate goes straight to PEP’s programming for peace. Every donation counts and has a direct effect on our ability to [...]

Promoting Enduring Peace is striving to become a major portal to peace, social justice and environmental movements around the world to further help join those working towards a better world.  

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