Peace & Democracy Conference Inspires Global Action
On August 23, 2025, Pledge4Peace brought together activists, human rights leaders, and global citizens for the Peace & Democracy Conference 2025, a powerful one-hour journey through today’s most urgent conflicts and democratic struggles.
From moving testimonies by Rami Elhanan and Bassam Aramin on the Israel–Palestine conflict, to Olga Tarnovska’sfrontline account of the war in Ukraine, to insights from civil society leaders in Panama, Malawi, and the United States, the conference delivered bold perspectives and real solutions.
The event closed with a call to action: peace is possible—but only if we build it together.
Citizens worldwide can still join the movement by voting on real, expert-backed solutions at Pledge4Peace.org/campaigns
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