top of page
Search

Celebrating World Peace Day with Shanti annually

  • Writer: Satine Queeni
    Satine Queeni
  • Sep 20, 2024
  • 1 min read

The International Day of Peace, also officially known as World Peace Day, is a United Nations-sanctioned holiday established in 1981 by the United Nations with a unanimous resolution. It is observed annually on September 21. Look for Peace Day activities in your own community and around the world. ​Whatever you choose to do, please pause at 12 Noon local time and join people all across the globe in a Minute of Silence/Moment of Peace. Here's what else you can do annually to celebrate peace:


- Minute of silence at 12 noon (all time zones)

- Peace education events

- Intercultural and interfaith dialogues

- Workshops on the UN Peace Day theme

- Meditation and prayer

- Planting peace poles

- Community gatherings

- Vigils

- Concerts and festivals

- Soccer/football matches in the spirit of peace

- Service to others

- Feasts for peace

- Writing peace poetry

- Yoga

- Marches, parades and flag ceremonies

- Public programs with government officials

- Engaging youth in peace-building activities.




Long live the good old days.

Copyright © 2022-2025 Satine Queeni Inc. All Rights Reserved. 

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE ORIGINAL PEOPLE OF THIS LAND. We acknowledge the ancestors that were here before us, and pay respect to those who were colonized through forced relocation and displacement and we acknowledge the Native/Indigenous people who survive, resist and are part of our community today, despite the intentional attempts at genocide. We acknowledge that the land we now call New York City, NY where our headquarters are located, are stolen lands that are the traditional lands and village sites of the Lenape (also called the Lenni Lenape and Delaware people), and other Tribes who made their homes along the Northeastern Woodlands. Satine Queeni Inc stands with all Indigenous peoples, past and present, in promoting the wise stewardship of the lands on which we live.

bottom of page