Peace Pals International

Supports 
The Goi Peace Foundation's 
Youth Initiative!


Peace Voices

What does Peace mean to You?
Ages 13 through 30

As we approach the International Day of Peace on September 21, Peace Pals International is pleased to support Peace Voices, an initiative of our sister organization, the Goi Peace Foundation.

Peace Voices invites young people ages 13 to 30 worldwide to share what peace means to them.

Peace may mean a world without war, feeling safe, being with the people you love, having the freedom to be yourself, or living in harmony with one another and with nature.

There is no single answer.

Through Peace Voices, we're bringing these thoughts and hopes together on the World Peace Voices Map, creating a beautiful collection of voices from young people worldwide.

If you are between the ages of 13 and 30, we invite you to share your Peace Voice.

Parents, teachers, educators, and Peace Pals friends, please share this invitation with the young people in your lives and communities.

Ask them:

What does peace mean to you?

Then invite them to add their voice to the map.

Learn more and participate here: https://www.goipeace.or.jp/ypa/pv/

For more information, please contact Peace Voices:
youth-peaceambassadors@goipeace.or.jp



May Peace Prevail On Earth

ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS
to Register and Enter the 29th Annual 
Peace Pals International 
Art Exhibition and Awards


Deadline to submit and receive artwork
15 SEPTEMBER 2026

Youth, aged 5 through 16, from around the world

are invited to register and submit their artwork to the

29th Annual Peace Pals International 
Art Exhibition and Awards

Great Prizes for our Winners!
All entries will receive a participation certificate.


Winners will be announced on 
Global Peace Pole Day: 
22 November 2026

This year, Peace Pals International 

is proud to partner with Living Peace International.

Living Peace International is a global peace education project,

founded in 2012 by Carlos Palma, which promotes a culture of peace, fraternity, and solidarity among young people in over 2,500 schools across 136 countries. It uses artistic and educational approaches, specifically the “Dice of Peace” game, to foster active citizenship

and non-violent relationships. 
To learn more, please visit:  Living Peace International.

May Peace Prevail On Earth 

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