We're SO pleased to be offering a 5-week course this Fall specifically focused on Trauma-Sensitive Peacebuilding. We've partnered with the Peace Academy in Bosnia and diverse international instructors to provide a high-quality interactive course to equip you to recognize and respond to trauma in your work.

Food insecurity causes a host of detrimental effects, so much so that in 2017, the city of Louisville identified limited food access as a root cause of long-term health problems, and the city’s refugee community and other vulnerable populations are no exception. Here’s what we’re doing about it.

We at Peace Catalyst see the escalating violence between Israelis and Palestinians, and the increasing deaths on both sides, as reprehensible and counterproductive to any holistic or just peace. As peacemakers who have worked for ten years to build peace between Christians and Muslims, we know that this conflict is very important to both communities, and we understand that there are many passionate perspectives and competing calls for justice.

Support the Uyghur Wellness Initiative. We've developed training materials and recruited mental wellness professionals to volunteer their time to see Uyghur clients in North America, and you can be part of it.

2020 brought new challenges to us all. As Christians whose mission is to sow peace, justice, and reconciliation in our world, these challenges helped remind us of the importance of this work and of collaborating with our partners of all faiths and backgrounds. Here's just some of what you accomplished.

We’ve officially launched the Peace Catalyst Podcast, where we share stories to inspire, uplift, and encourage you in your peacemaking journey. Join us for faith-based conversations with people of diverse backgrounds to help us as Christians become better peacemakers in our world.

We at Peace Catalyst International stand in solidarity with our Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) siblings in the wake of the tragic murders that took place against mostly Asian-American women in Atlanta, GA on Tuesday, March 16, 2021.

Sometimes we think we know what’s going on, but in reality we don’t. We assume the situation could only be as it appears on the surface, but if we look into it further, we may find we don’t know what we think we know.

To honor the legacy of our co-founder Rick Love, who passed away one year ago, and to spur others on toward love and good deeds, we are establishing the Rick Love Peace Award to be presented in 2021. This award will honor those who creatively cross divides to build peace, exhibiting the same character and courage displayed by Rick.