Call for Artwork: 2023 Peace Pals International Art Exhibition and Awards
Young people (age 5 – 16) are invited to submit their artwork to the 2023 Annual Peace Pals International Art Exhibition and Awards. This year’s theme is “UNITY.”
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“Peace Dialogue Hiroshima 2023” – Online Event Held in Conjunction with the G7 Hiroshima Summit, Attracting 330 Young People from 39 Countries
Summary On Saturday, May 13, in conjunction with the G7 Hiroshima Summit, the Goi Peace Foundation, which develops educational programs to foster leaders of peace, and Peace Culture Village (PCV), a non-profit organizati…
Call for Essays: 2023 International Essay Contest for Young People
Young people from around the world are invited to enter the 2023 International Essay Contest for Young People organized by the Goi Peace Foundation. The theme for this year’s contest is “Youth Creating a Peaceful Future.”
Report: Students get creative to help build a sustainable future for Fukushima
The Goi Peace Foundation teamed up with three ASPnet high schools in the Tokyo area―Koka Gakuen, Tokyo Rissho, and Reitaku―to organize a collaborative project called GOALs to empower and mobilize students for SDGs. The G…
Winners announced – 2022 Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition
Winners of the 2022 competition were announced at the online award ceremony held on December 14, 2022.
2022 Peace Pals International Art Exhibition and Awards – Winners Announced!
This year, Peace Pals International celebrated our 25th anniversary with artwork coming from 77 countries and 4,540 young people creating beautiful artwork filled with love and hope for a peaceful world.
Satish Kumar to Receive the 2022 Goi Peace Award
The Goi Peace Foundation will present the 2022 Goi Peace Award to Satish Kumar, peace activist and environmental thought leader.
Goi Peace Foundation Forum 2022 “Soil, Soul, Society: Changing ourselves to change the world” – November 23 (Free Online Event)
Join us for the Goi Peace Foundation Forum 2022 “Soil, Soul, Society: Changing ourselves to change the world” – Wednesday, November 23 (Free Online Event)