Peace Fellows play a key role in helping their hosts to develop innovative pilot projects that will eventually remove a root cause of marginalization and benefit the entire society. In 2017, Peace Fellows raised $31,375 for AP-supported start-ups, and eased the pressure on 11,892 individuals and family members.
Help the Gulu Disabled Persons Union to build an accessible toilet for students with disability in northern Uganda. Based in Gulu town, Uganda.
Help Children Peace Initiative Kenya to end conflict between Samburu and Turkana pastoralists in Samburu County. Based in Nairobi and Maralal, Kenya.
Help Care Women Nepal (CWN) to organize a health camp for women with prolapse in Dhankuta district. Based in Kathmandu and Dhankuta district, Nepal.
Help wives of those who disappeared to sell their embroidered bags and lobby the government for justice. Based in Kathmandu and Bardiya, Nepal.
Help the Association for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (AEPD) tell the story of Agent Orange through individual families and raise funds for caregivers. Based in Dong Hoi, Vietnam.
Work with the Centre for Agro-Ecology and Development (CAED)to enforce the law prohibiting the demeaning and dangerous practice of chhaupadi. Based in Surkhet District, Nepal.
Work through the Collateral Repair Project in Jordan to train refugee women in embroidery and help sell their products. Based in Amman.
Work with CONCERN to rescue 50 children from work in bricks and place them in school. Based in Kathmandu.
Work with the Women Advocacy Project (WAP) to campaign against child marriage in Zimbabwe. Based in Harare, Zimbabwe.