These skills - which we call "habits of peace" - can be applied in both professional and private life.
In addition, we want to encourage these multipliers to participate in interfaith events.
The main purpose of these events will be to bring together young people from different cultural and religious backgrounds and encourage them to interact across boundaries, learn from each other, make friends, and ultimately develop an interest in policies of inclusion and balance.
Study Peace Habits
Habits of peace can be learned. In particular, we can learn to use these habits more and more often, so that they feel natural and right all the time.
Peace Habits create a good atmosphere among each other, just like that.
Gain Experiences
Experience is the best way to improve, learn and have fun.
So we want to offer you ways to expand your range of experiences, but we also want to show you what other great opportunities are out there.
We encourage you to get started and have many, many motivating experiences with peace habits!
Witnesses of The Time
We talk to people who have been working for peace and understanding for years. Listen to their stories.
See The Big Picture
Peace habits help you to grow personally and to take responsibility for yourself and others. This has a lot to do with leadership and the ability to lead groups well. It requires shared values, skills, and a supportive community.