Wholistic Peace Institute

 What Is The Mission Of The Institute?

To start a world peace movement which will result in a less violent world and one in which conflict, which is inevitable in human nature is settled with new ideas, new approaches and continual dialogue. To do this the Institute builds all of its programs around a two pronged approach.

First the Nobel Peace Laureates of the world are acknowledged as the leaders of the world peace movement, for they have actually brought about peace to a dangerous international conflict, the peace has held, and they have been recognized with the world's most prestigious peace prize, a Nobel. These human beings have acquired special peace knowledge through their experience which can be applied to other conflict areas.

Bringing them together in multiple numbers will allow them to formulate a Nobel Peace Plan that can make the difference between millions of people living or dying. The second part of the approach is to apply new methods of mediation, conflict resolution and dialogue from a wholistic approach. An approach that recognizes the inter-dependence of all life.

Former President F. W. de Klerk with Nelson Mandela.

We recently were honored to have President F. W. de Klerk; 1993 Nobel Peace Prize (Co-Winner with Nelson Mandela)

WPI Jubitz Nobel Peace Laureate Forum; Speak on "Preventing War & Ending World Conflicts", February 29, 2012 in Portland Oregon. It was a wonderful day of his visiting, lecturing and speaking at the hosted dinner and we hope those who attended enjoyed the incredible and insightful speech he gave.