What WE Mean When We say P.E.A.C.E.

Peace is not the absence of conflict, it is a commitment to maintaining the relationship and continually working toward balance.

“P”= (Picturing Peace.) Defining peace; understanding conflict, Describing peaceful outcomes

“E”= (Examine the world) Looking at culture, stereotypes, causes of conflicts and peace

“A”= (Acquiring Skills) Affirmations, Communication, Creative Problem Solving

“C”= (Committing) Dedicating ourselves to personally be peacemakers

“E”= (Enjoy)​ Celebrate peace every day, especially on Peace Days
Together we will actively inspire and create peace by shining our light in the communities we live in.

how our Club works

Once you join you will get a free introductory course focused on helping you find your creative voice and learn to express yourself in a more interesting authentic ways. Here is what you'll learn:
  1. "Peace of Mind" A commitment to the process
  2. "Heartfulness" A step beyond mindfulness
  3. "Self-Acceptance" Love thyself before thy neighbor 
  4. "Joining the P.C. Community" The Culture of Peace
We encourage our members to use their own experiences to personally speak out and engage with their community in support of initiatives of peace. You can become a Certified "Peacemaker", mediate and advocate for balance in your own way.

​Here are some of the ways we help:
  • We Promote Peace: Members involved in peace initiatives get promotions and free publicity. 
  • Self-care for Peacemakers: Active peacemakers are supported and encouraged to participate in weekly group classes and check-ins.
  • Prepare You for Success: We offer all kinds of resources and turnkey projects you can customize.  
  • We'll Walk You Through It: From a basic membership to becoming a full-time Peace Culture Club Advocate, we have many easy to follow pathways to different levels of engagement. We will guide you and to your desired level of membership and involvement.
​Later members have the option to further their training and personal evolution by developing "P.C.C. leadership abilities", professional communication, and art industry trade skills. Here are some examples of the courses you can take:
  • Becoming a Professional Artists or Arts professional
  • Find the Hero's journey waiting within
  • An introduction to the work of Racial Reconciliation 
  • Practical healing for Adverse Childhood Experiences
  • And much more...
Many of our activities and events focus on themes like creativity, stress relief, community building, conflict resolution, etc. (Due to public safety issues in-person events have been postponed. Those that can, will be available online.)
  • Annual "Peace Day Celebration"
  • Wellness Retreats/Events
  • Coming To The Table Gatherings
  • Asset-Based Community Development
  • Direct Consultation ​
We encourage people to avoid violent conflict by using creative conflict resolution and critical thinking skills first. We want to teach youth, artists, families, and communities how to transform negative emotional responses and turn them into balanced, peaceful resolutions.

Other options for Registration

Fill out the form here or reach out to us on Facebook, there is an Icon at the bottom of this page and you will be connected to our online community. There you will be asked for the same information and be vetted by our members and moderators. We are building a new virtual form and will communicate with you primarily by personal email. We will respond confirming that we received your membership request once you submit the form. Once accepted, you will receive a link to the special resources on our site.

You will automatically receive updates, events, news, and opportunities to participate on projects by email and through our social media groups. 

"Please note that there is a cost to join and annual dues, but we do offer scholarships for those who are in need and know how to ask."
For any questions or concerns please contact
Joshua Stepney by emailing:
yhoshuaadama@peacecultureclub.com