HWPL Georgia
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(470) 534-8223
HWPL Georgia is the Georgia branch of an international peace group. It holds peace walks, talks between people of different faiths, and peace lessons for youth in the Atlanta area. Anyone can join its events or reach out to volunteer. Offers: Annual peace walks; Interfaith dialogue groups (about four a month); Youth peace activities and peace education; Community events with partners such as The King Center; Volunteer opportunities. Call (470) 534-8223 or use the contact section at hwplgeorgia.org.
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What they offer 8
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Community Outreach and VolunteeringProgram
Volunteer projects to help people in need, such as food drives and school drives. People can sign up to volunteer through the website.
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HWPL Georgia ServicesService
This group offers peace events, talks, and youth learning in the Atlanta area. It is open to anyone who wants to join or volunteer.
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IPYG Youth Peace Activities and Peace WalksProgram
IPYG is a youth group that helps young leaders speak up for peace through service, education and activism, including peace walks. It has a chapter at Georgia State University.
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Legislate Peace ProgramProgram
HWPL Georgia works with legislators and community members to adopt peace proclamations based on an international peace declaration (the DPCW). Several Georgia cities and counties have passed proclamations in 2025.
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MembershipProgram
People can join HWPL Georgia as a paying member at three levels: Supporter, Advocate or Change Maker. Each can be paid monthly or yearly.
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Peace EducationProgram
A 12-lesson course on peaceful values such as respect, gratitude and living together. Educators are trained first, then they teach the youth in their care.
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PLAY (Peace Leadership Academy for Youth)Program
A youth leadership program that trains young people to be peace leaders. It teaches nonviolence and peaceful ways to solve conflicts through reading and writing.
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