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#EarthWeek Recap: Guatemala

Water is indeed the very source of life. This precious finite resource is, for many of us, not a source of daily worry; we wake up with the certainty that when we turn on the faucet, water will come from it. We worry about showering quickly because…

Our Stories: PFP Blogger Judy Gacutan

Judy Gacutan’s 20 years of volunteer work have included more compelling moments than she can recount. She began volunteering in college, working with children living in extreme poverty. She worked in a center for abandoned children and with young…

#EarthWeek Recap: Nepal Friendship Society

This year’s Compassion Games Earth Week has finished successfully with Play for Peace clubs joining hands to honor Mother Earth across the world through a series of activities in end of April. One of the clubs engaged in this meaningful event is…

#FlashbackFriday: First Play for Peace Initiative in Myanmar - November 2015

In November of 2015, SEMS Myanmar (Socially Engaged Monastic School) with the support of their funding partners AFSC (American Friends Service Committee) organized a Play for Peace training for educators, facilitators, teacher trainers, and…

Stories of Change Makers: International Play Conference in Bangalore

"The Play for Peace platform came into my life and my perspective on education changed.” - Mentor, Vijay Kumar This month in India, Play for Peace Certified Trainer Archana Magar and Mentor Vijay Kumar organized a Play for Peace workshop for the…

#WaterIsLife: Compassion Games Earth Week Recap

Last week, clubs across the world organized events to honor Mother Earth, teaching their participants about the importance of conservation and care of the world and its resources as a part of Compassion Games Earth Week. This year's theme was…

#WaterIsLife: 5 Ways You Can Conserve Water TODAY

Did you know that the average American household uses over 400 gallons of water PER DAY? Yet over 783 million people around the world do not have access to clean water. As a part of Compassion Games Earth Week, Play for Peace, individuals, and…

Our Stories: PFP Blogger Natasha Das

Natasha Das is a trained architect and designer who is currently based in Dubai, UAE. She joined the Play for Peace community as an online blog writer through the United Nations Online Volunteer Program. The Play for Peace spirit of “everyone is…

Play for Peace Heads to Mexico

“It was such a warm welcome and I left very impressed. We left a little piece of our hearts in Mexico” Back in March, a small Play for Peace delegation with Sarah Gough, PFP Executive Director, at the head, visited Mexico for the first time and…

Welcome, Sri Krishnan!

In March, the Play for Peace team welcomed Sri Krishnan as an ex-officio board member. As a Kellogg Business School MBA candidate, he is part of the Kellogg Board Fellows program, which aims to match MBA students with nonprofit organizations in…