Live Streaming DC Conference on Saturday Oct. 17th. Watch it live!

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Join Phil Donahue, Amb. Anwarul Chowdhury and many others for live web streaming of a portion of our DC Conference this Saturday. You can even submit questions online, live.

Pope Francis’ call for peace. Is anyone listening?

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Pope Francis made waves across the United States and World this past week -- addressing the U.S. Congress and the United Nations with a sweeping call for peace and justice. We're glad he's speaking out. In fact, this is why we are going to DC this October for our conference, to help amplify messages from Pope Francis and many other peace leaders, to bring practical policy priorities that can build peace.

Mid-year Organizational Progress Report

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It’s that time again and I want to provide you with a formal report of all we’ve done in the first half of 2015 – and there has been much to report.

Peace Alliance Conference Testimonials

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"Attending a Peace Alliance conference is one of the most wonderful and magical experiences one can have. To be in a space filled with hundreds of like-minded people working towards a non-violence and peaceful world is truly nourishing for the soul... It is very exciting to learn from highly esteemed speakers, trainers and leaders, then go to the capitol to educate our legislators on our legislative priorities is a truly rewarding experience that is a lifelong highlight." ~ Jerliyn Stapleton, LA area, California

Join Us Tonight with Oprah

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Join Peace Alliance President Bob Baskin tonight as we converse with Oprah and a worldwide network about the link between her upcoming series "Belief" and the power of peacebuilding. 5:30pmPST/8:30pmEST 7/7/15

Petition to President and Congress: Terrorist attacks increase 10-fold, time for Peacebuilding over last decade

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20,000 people were killed in terrorist attacks in 2014, up from an average of 2,000 a year only 10 years ago. This despite $trillions spent and countless lives lost in the "war on terror." It seems clear that our strategies for dealing with terrorism have been grossly ineffective and many say is even counter-productive. Our long-term strategy and resources must focus much more on the work of peacebuilding.