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Universal Peace Congress ™

Welcome to the official website of the Universal Peace Congress ™ . Our mission is to foster global peace, promote understanding, and unite people from diverse backgrounds to work together towards a harmonious world. The Flag of 1913 Created by James Van Kirk who took the Peace Flag around the world twice between WWI and WWII to promote the brotherhood of man and the fatherhood of God. The Universal Peace Congress adopted this flag in 1913. The New York Peace Society was the first peace society to be established in the United States and was later replaced by the Universal Peace Congress ™

About Us

The UPC Universal Peace Congress ™  was established with the vision of creating a platform where leaders, activists, scholars, and individuals dedicated to peace can collaborate and share their ideas. Our congress serves as a catalyst for change, encouraging dialogue and promoting initiatives that contribute to global peace and security.

June 23-27, 1889- The First Universal Peace Congress, convened in Paris (France). Presided over by Jules Simon [1814-1896].  First in a series of "Universal Peace Congresses." The Congresses continued until 1939 (33 congresses annualy).

Over time, peace conferences organized by private citizens and voluntary organizations evolved into official peace conferences arranged by governments and attended by accredited diplomats. The First Geneva Convention was signed in 1864, marking a significant step towards international cooperation. In 1899, the first international organization, the Permanent Court of Arbitration, was established. The Treaty of Versailles led to the creation of the League of Nations in 1920, which was later replaced by the United Nations in 1945. However, the UPC Universal Peace Conference remains the surviving SRO and NGO that was the predecessor and GodFather of the League of Nations and the United Nations.

Our Mission

Our mission is to:

Key Objectives

1. Global Dialogue: Facilitate open and inclusive discussions on peace and conflict resolution.
2. Education: Provide educational resources and programs to promote a culture of peace.
3. Advocacy: Advocate for policies and practices that support sustainable peace.
4. Collaboration: Partner with organizations, governments, and communities to implement peace initiatives.
5. Research: Conduct and support research on peace and conflict studies to inform policy and practice.

Events and Conferences

The Universal Peace Congress hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including international conferences, workshops, seminars, and webinars. These events bring together experts and peace advocates to share knowledge, strategies, and success stories.

Upcoming Events

• Global Peace Summit 2024: Join us for our annual summit where thought leaders and peacebuilders from around the world gather to discuss the latest developments in peacebuilding and conflict resolution.
• Youth Peace Leadership Workshop: A special program designed to empower young leaders with the skills and knowledge to promote peace in their communities.
• Women in Peacebuilding Conference: Highlighting the vital role women play in creating and sustaining peace.

Get Involved

There are many ways to get involved with the Universal Peace Congress:

• Become a Member: Join our community of peace advocates and gain access to exclusive resources and events.
• Volunteer: Contribute your time and skills to support our initiatives and events.
• Donate: Your generous contributions help us continue our work towards global peace.
• Partner with Us: Collaborate on projects and initiatives that align with our mission.

Resources

We offer a range of resources to support peacebuilding efforts, including:

• Publications: Access our library of research papers, articles, and reports on peace and conflict studies.
• Educational Materials: Download guides, toolkits, and curricula designed to promote peace education.
• Multimedia: Watch videos and listen to podcasts featuring experts and practitioners in the field of peacebuilding.

Nobel Peace Price Winners

Peace conferences brought together many peacemakers on whom the Nobel Committee bestowed the Nobel Peace Prize -- Henri Durant (1901) | Frédéric Passy (1901) | Charles Albert Gobat (1902) | Élie Ducommun (1902) | William Randal Cremer (1903) | Bertha von Suttner (1905) | Fredrik Bajer (1908) | Auguste Beernaert (1909)| Paul-Henri-Benjamin d'Estournelles de Constant (1909) | Tobias Asser (1911) | Alfred Hermann Fried (1911) | Elihu Root (1912) | Henri La Fontaine (1913) | Christian Lange (1921) | Austen Chamberlain (1925) | Aristide Briand (1926) | Gustav Stresemann (1926) | Ferdinand Buisson (1927) | Frank Kellogg (1929) | Nathan Söderblom (1930) | Jane Addams (1931) | Nicholas Murray Butler (1931) | Cordell Hull (1945) | Emily Greene Balch (1946) | John R. Mott (1946).

Contact Us

We welcome your questions, comments, and suggestions. Please feel free to reach out to us through the following channels:

• Email: info@universalpeacecongress.com 
• Phone: +1 (419) 828-4923
• Address: 1670F East Cheyenne Mtn Blvd, Box 293

Stay connected with us on social media:

• Facebook: Universal Peace Congress 

Together, we can build a more peaceful world for all. Join the Universal Peace Congress today and be part of the change.

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