“Peace is the stillness of mind. In today’s political climate, peace can take many shapes and forms; however, we can identify peace by some of its unequivocal traits: Love, trust, humbleness, partnership, tolerance, and inclusivity.
These traits are fundamental to the healthy growth of individuals, communities, and society. It is when innovative humans advocate for inclusivity, tolerance and coexistence, that the world can change. It is when individuals choose love, trust, and humility, that nations can alter their negative cultural traits.
We are currently witnessing a fourth social revolution. Technology has provided us with a platform where voices are amplified, and human behavior cannot overshadow or hidden; However, we should be aware of the message we want to convey. We see more international alliances frayed by the actions (and inactions) of states’ citizens.

As Agents of Peace, we must find solutions that disregards man’s inclination and instincts for misconception, chaos, and fallacy. Peace must shine by long term propositions versus short term paradigms.
We believe that peace can be obtainable through educational camps, partnerships, dialogue with stakeholders such as, but not limited to, diplomats, religious scholars, and community-based organizations.
Approximately 120 million people have died due to war-related conflicts. Yes, the number increases, but youth voices can tackle this challenge. As Reinhold Niebuhr said, “man’s capacity of justice makes democracy, but man’s inclination for injustice makes democracy.”  The paradox is simple.

Peace is a Pollyanna mentality; peace is order defeating chaos.”