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Peace Clubs

African Peace Club
“A Peace Club” is made of peace lovers and peacemakers who envision sustainable world peace through meditation and mindfulness practices. A Peace Club is a non-political and non-religious organization. It is also a community-based group of at least 10 active members, with no age limit. Peace Clubs in Africa create changemakers that promote sustainable solutions by combining inner peace with community projects to establish better and sustainable African societies. Peace club members meet on a regular basis to reflect and take action for positive social impact.

Peace Clubs | Impact

As groups of like-minded people aiming for social change and sustainable development, Peace Clubs organize various activities including community projects for youth and women empowerment, leadership and motivational workshops, social support for vulnerable people, sensitization campaigns in schools and universities about peace, sustainable development and environment protection. Through their activities, Peace Clubs INITIATE - IMPACT - INSPIRE and CONTRIBUTE to social positive changes using meditation and mindfulness practice.
In 2022, Peace Clubs’ activities reached 39,811 people all over Africa.

Peace Clubs | Presence in Africa

Currently, there are in total 40 Peace Clubs in Africa. They range from West & Central Africa to Eastern and Southern Africa in 40 cities and 19 different countries. Check the list below to find out if there is already a Peace Club in your city or country.

east-africa

Rwanda

Ethiopia

Tanzania

Uganda

Burundi

Kenya

mena

Egypt

Tunisia

Palestinian Territory

South Sudan, Republic of

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Guatemala

Honduras

west-africa

Congo, (Republic of the)

Benin

Liberia

Guinea

Nigeria

Mali

Guinea-Bissau

Burkina Faso

Togo

Senegal

asia-pacific

Cambodia

south-america

Colombia

Peru

north-america

United States

Testimonials

I created Abomey-Calavi Peace Club in February 2019 after discovering the Peace Revolution Program, which radically transformed me. Since then, I have made my Self-Development a high priority because it helps me to remain a good person who contributes to the well-being of his community. Leading and directing this Club has allowed me to serve others, to share my know-how, my knowledge and to be useful to the community. I have improved my leadership in all aspects through my position within the Club.

Amour Dieu-donné Vodounhessi

Benin

Through our various activities and events, our peace club members are more considered as a group of like-minded people working for peace and development. Meditation and mindfulness practices give the chance to become better people and a reference in the community.

Alpha Baldé

Guinea

Creating a Peace Club is easy but making it sustainable isn't. If you want your club to last longer, you need to be very creative and develop projects that solve people's problems. Managing all these clubs was not an easy task but I learnt a lot especially in terms of project management, communication and marketing because we are selling a service which is meditation. The most valuable thing I took from this leadership journey is the fact that by transforming people's lives, I learnt a lot about myself and I became aware of the huge responsibility that I have which is to give back to my community.

Ardent Trésor Alex Otoubou

Congo, (Republic of the)

Having been with the Ducor Peace club of Liberia for some years has empowered me in many ways; I have been opportune to work with a larger student community within Liberia and spread the message of peace from a different perspective - meditation and mindful practices. Personally, life has become more of a beautiful gift that must be appreciated and lived fully, I'm more of a happy person, and my inner light keeps me on a better path. Joining Peace Revolution (a project by World Peace Initiative Foundation (WPI) which aims at empowering peace clubs leaders and members has been a life-changing journey.

Comfort Baindah

Liberia

Peace Clubs | Activities

Below are the activities of Peace Clubs around the world

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Peace Clubs | Membership Privileges

Joining or establishing a peace club offers the chance to learn by doing, to build leadership and some professional life skills through project management, peace building and community projects. Besides, peace club leaders and the members are entitled to many advantages, including:
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Every year, ⅔ of the Peace Club Committee or CC are eligible to receive the scholarship for Peace Club Architect Training (PCAT) in Thailand after performing active role and responsibility for at least 6 months, finishing 42-day online self-development program, being fluent in English, and being able to perform the Peace Architect Task (or Mindfulness and Meditation Trainer) for at least one year after the training to develop the club further.
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After one year of duty, Peace Architect can be the Advisor of the Club but not a part of the CC and still be able to seek financial support as of the Peace Architect. This scholarship of $3,000 includes airfare (from the country of the club to Thailand), accommodation, food, local or land transportation, and training fee, but not the visa fee.
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The CC and its active members (of at least 3 months) can be considered to be WPI representatives and receive financial support in attending conferences, seminars, or forums which are related or beneficial to the club activities within the region.
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According to their level and impact, Peace Clubs can also receive the WPI grant which can be used to run regular activities, organize outreach programs, or support active club members in case of accident or funeral with the consent of the club committee and the World Peace Initiative Foundation (WPI) Regional Coordinator (RC) in the region where the peace club is established.

Peace Clubs | Empowerment Bootcamp (EBC)

WPI will organize EBC with the CC of each club that has 10 active members who finish 21 days of the 42-day online self-development program at the time of the interview. Every year, 1-2 active members who attend the EBC are eligible to receive the scholarship for Peace Club Architect Training (PCAT) in Thailand after performing active role and responsibility for at least 6 months, finishing 42-day online self-development program, and being able to perform the Peace Architect Task (or Mindfulness and Meditation Trainer) for at least one year after the training to develop the club further.

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Joining one of our Peace Clubs will help you develop your personal and professional skills while using meditation and mindfulness for your self-development.

Download the 2023 Peace Club Guideline to know more about WPI PEACE CLUBS, how to join one of them, or how to establish a peace club in your city/country.

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