The Institute of International Peace Leaders (IIPL) stands as a beacon of hope in the realm of peace-building and global harmony. Established in October, 2019 as an independent think tank, IIPL operates without affiliation to any specific political party, ideology, or religious sect. Its activities are driven by a mission to serve the public good rather than financial gain., IIPL embodies the ethos of non-partisanship, non-politicalism, non-sectarianism, and non-profit pursuit of peace. IIPL functions as an independent think tank, implying that it conducts research, analysis, and advocacy on peace-related issues free from external influence or bias.
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At its core, IIPL is committed to advancing peace-building initiatives through innovative strategies and a value-based approach. Through rigorous research, analysis, and advocacy, IIPL seeks to foster an understanding of the root causes of conflicts and promote sustainable solutions that prioritize human rights, justice, and equality.
aligning with its mission to promote peace, sustainable development, human rights, leadership, and diplomacy:
International Peace and SDGs Perspective Journal
Global Peace Ambassadors Program
National Youth Leaders Program
Peacebuilding Training Programs
International Conflict Mediation Forum
Collaborative Platforms
Geneva Representative Office
International Conferences and Workshops
Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue
Human Rights Advocacy Program
Empowerment of Marginalized Communities
Youth Changemakers Awards
Participants will have the opportunity to engage with renowned speakers, participate in interactive workshops, and network with peers from around the world.
IIPL selects Global Peace Ambassadors based on the following criteria:
– Demonstrated Leadership: Individuals who have shown strong leadership in peacebuilding, community service, or social activism.
– Global Perspective: Applicants should have a clear understanding of global peace challenges and be able to navigate cross-cultural dynamics.
– Track Record of Peace Efforts: Prior experience in peace-related projects, human rights advocacy, or conflict resolution initiatives.
– Commitment to IIPL’s Values: The candidate must embody the principles of peace, diplomacy, compassion, and cooperation.
– Strong Communication Skills: Ambassadors need to be effective communicators, capable of inspiring and educating diverse audiences.