Here are some excellent Web sites to get you started. This site encourages individuals, groups, and organizations to build community peacekeeping efforts and provides suggestions and tools for doing so. To expand the comprehension and expression of peace and peace-building practices at all levels. Ideas and Dreams for a Better World Robert Muller gives 1,000 ideas for a better world on this extensive site. One Day in Peace is a picture book, and a play on promoting world peace.
Kids can participate in interactive letterwriting and story creation.
Peace for Educators Educator Laurie Clark has peace links for K-12 educators, peace education pages, and links to make finding information and resources easy for busy teachers. Find an international group to support as a class or sponsor a child in another country. Research and find projects that fit your country and students. Here are examples of organizations that schools might choose to support. This organization won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999 for the international relief work it does.