Mattie J.T. Stepanek Foundation
Businesses and community-based organizations across the country are pausing to #ChoosePeace in meaningful ways that #MakePeaceTheNews and promote community growth and unity. Read their stories below, and contact us to learn more about beginning your own peace journey.
Americus campers recently learned about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and how to seek, make, and bring peace to themselves and their community.
Peacebuilders Camp at Koinonia Farm has partnered with the Mattie J.T. Stepanek Foundation to offer a free day camp for Sumter County youth ages 11-13 the week of June 28 (ages 10 and 14 allowed
On February 9, we hosted a double-bill of peace events; a Town Hall sponsored by PharmaCentra, and the first #Toast2Peace of 2021 with Featured Toastmaster Sanah Jivani. Learn more about these events here!
Learn more about the Welcoming Communities Movement grant recently awarded to the Mattie J.T. Stepanek Foundation.
Learn more about this free virtual educational event that brought educators from across the state of Georgia together to share best practices and learn how peace fits into all areas of study.
Fred Jakolat of Reno, Nevada has recently earned Peace Certification for his work serving the elder population in his community through his free curriculum “Our Journey to Inner Peace”
Americus business T31 is the latest Georgia business to earn Peace Certification by the Mattie J.T. Stepanek Foundation.
Yasmin Hasnain, owner of Yasmin’s Art Classes, becomes the first Americus business to earn Peace Certification by the Mattie J.T. Stepanek Foundation. #MakePeaceTheNews
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Americus-Sumter County Arts Council recently became the second area business to earn Peace Certification from the Mattie J.T. Stepanek Foundation for their work with area teens.
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