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Peace Agents Program

Peace Agents Program Summary

Peace Through Action’s Peace Agents program is our way of providing compensated servant leaders to geographic communities to bolster their capacity to deliver peacebuilding activities. Our peace agents deliver capacity-building services and/or direct services to communities that request our presence with them. The services each peace agent provides to their community depend on its needs and the agent’s own skills set.

Peace Agents Program Summary (PDF)

Peace Agents Activities

  • Community Peace Projects—collective impact alliances through which community members, guided by a Peace Through Action peace agent, select, organize, and deliver peacebuilding activities in their geographic areas. We are currently proving our community peace project concept through a project in Calvert County, Maryland. The Calvert Peace Project seeks to increase understanding, collaboration, and community among youth and adults by providing civic and social engagement activities with a focus on peace.

We welcome inquiries from community group leaders and everyday people who may want to start a community peace project and finance a peace agent for their community. Contact us at programs@peacethroughaction.org to initiate a conversation.

Our Peace Agents

Anyone wanting to increase peace in their community, and with available time, could be a peace agent. We welcome people who want to start their own community peace project to contact us at programs@peacethroughaction.org. We do not have ready cash to compensate peace agents. But we are willing to collaborate in looking for funding.

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