On September 15-17, 2006, PeaceJam celebrated its 10th anniversary by hosting a historic event at the University of Denver in Colorado. This two-and-a-half day event featured 10 Nobel Peace Laureates and 300 youth participants from around the globe. This was the largest gathering of Nobel Peace Laureates ever to take place in the United States.

This conference, spearheaded by the Nobel Peace Laureates, served as the launch of a 'Global Call to Action' which aims to address the most pressing issues of our time. The goal is to mobilize the global community to complete ONE BILLION 'Global Call to Action' projects addressing such problems as racism and hate, environmental degredation, access to clean water, and the spread of global disease.

Anyone can get involved in the 'Global Call to Action' and make a difference. Work on a project by yourself, with a group of friends, in school, in your place of faith, in your community or with your family.

1. Choose a 'Global Call to Action' topic area to address


2. Fill out the 'Global Call to Action' Project Report either online (click button below) or print and mail/fax your form to the PeaceJam Foundation:







Global Call to Action
C/O Jes Ward
5605 Yukon Street
Arvada, CO 80211

Fax: (303) 455-3921

3. Get to Work! And keep us updated as your project comes along. When you're finished with one project, you can register it on the special 'Global Call to Action' website, which will go live this fall - and then get another project going!