We stand against any use of military force and possession of nuclear weapons. Share your feelings with peers around the world!
The grand total of the number of button-presses around the world (It takes about 1s for the count to be reflected.):
What’s your wish for peace?
Below are examples of thoughts and feelings you might connect with as you take this step. Find what resonates with you and join us in the pursuit of peace.
I don’t want to be forced into war.
I want to use my knowledge to promote peace.
Killing others because of disagreement is wrong.
Say NO to hate around us.
War is completely different from video games.
My heart aches from the news of war.
I don’t want to lose the ones I love.
There are other ways to decide things.
I want to live in a safe place.
I want to know what I can do for peace.
I want to live healthily.
Destruction by human hands, reconstruction by human hands; it’s too wasteful.
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I’ve had enough of fear and anxiety.
We need reporting based on the truth.
Concrete actions are needed for peace.
I want to do the job I desire.
Live together without discrimination.
I want to have hope for the future.
War? I just don’t like it.
I want to help those in need.
I’m interested in international cooperation.
It’s scary that cruel weapons still exist.
I want a world without war for our children.
Say NO to environmental destruction.
I don’t want to use technology to hurt people.
I don’t want to teach how to survive in war.
Adults, stop the wars.
Business is about trust and friendship.
I want to prevent war before it starts.
I want to convey ways of dialogue.
I’ve had enough of the reality of the battlefield.
I don’t want to see people hurt by war.
I want to spread a culture of peace.
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Note: These examples are not all-inclusive. Feel free to share your unique thoughts on peace!
15 Simple Actions You Can Take to Make the World a More Peaceful Place
Educate Yourself:
Learn about the history of nuclear weapons and disarmament efforts. Understand the risks associated with nuclear weapons. Websites, books, and documentaries are great resources.
Understand Your Country’s Laws and Procedures:
Familiarize yourself with your country’s laws, especially those related to peace, disarmament, and nuclear weapons. Understand the procedures that your government must follow to change these laws.
Spread Awareness:
Share what you’ve learned with your friends, family, and social media followers. Post about the topic on social media with relevant hashtags.
Sign Petitions:
Find and sign online petitions advocating for peace, disarmament, and the abolition of nuclear weapons. Every signature counts.
Support Relevant Organizations:
Donate to organizations that work towards peace, disarmament, and the abolition of nuclear weapons. Even small donations can make a big difference.
Attend Peace Rallies:
Participate in peace rallies or anti-nuclear demonstrations in your city. Your physical presence shows your commitment.
Contact your Representatives:
Write letters or emails to your local representatives or politicians. Ask them to support peace and disarmament measures.
Join Peaceful Communities:
Find local or online communities that advocate for peace. Participating in discussions and events can broaden your understanding and influence.
Practice Peace in Daily Life:
Promote peaceful values in your daily interactions. Encouraging understanding and empathy can contribute to a broader culture of peace.
Promote Education:
Advocate for peace and disarmament education in local schools. Education is a powerful tool for change.
Stay Informed:
Follow news related to peace, disarmament, and nuclear weapons abolition. Being informed allows you to take meaningful action when necessary.
Report Hate Speech and Aggressive Content:
If you see hate speech or aggressive content online, report it. This helps to create a safer, more peaceful digital space.
Avoid Spreading Fake News:
Always verify the information before you share it. Spreading accurate information is vital for informed decision-making.
Participate in Local Elections:
Vote in your local elections. Your vote can influence policies related to peace, disarmament, and nuclear weapons.
Submit Public Comments:
Participate in public comment periods on relevant policy proposals. Your voice can influence policy outcomes.