Fourth Annual Mother's Day National Action Day

On Behalf of Mothers Everywhere
May 9th, 2008

Thank you for joining us in saying, "I Stand for Peace." On this page, you can learn more about youth violence in the U.S., several nationally recognized solutions to combat this issue, and how you can help by taking a stand for peace.

We've launched this education and awareness campaign in conjunction with National Youth Violence Prevention Week 2008 and with the airing of the "Stand Up and Be Counted" Public Service Announcement produced by graduate students from Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey.

Southern California State Coordinators John McNeil and Christine Elliot delivered a presentation on "Starting a Department of Peace and Nonviolence Group at Your Spiritual Center/Church" as part of the Texas Regional Conference in Dallas. See five factors for success and more.

Join our annual Peace Alliance Partner drive! Tell a friend about The Peace Alliance and enroll them in being a monthly donor. Help us create a future for peace.

Peace Alliance Campaign Focuses on the Epidemic of Youth Violence in the U.S.

Washington, D.C. – March 31, 2008 – The Peace Alliance marked the start of National Youth Violence Prevention Week 2008 today with the launch of its I Stand for Peace education and awareness campaign. I Stand for Peace focuses attention on the systemic cycle of youth violence in the U.S. and provides the public and communities with access to nationally recognized solutions to combat this issue.

Join us at one of our 2008 Regional Conferences!

Hear experts speak about the Department of Peace and other issues that HR 808 addresses. Connect with other grassroots activists in your area. Learn how to build a relationship with your Member of Congress and speak about the Bill.