Compassion GamesSurvival of the KindestCompassion in action
The playing field
Invites people and communities to turn care into practical action and become better collaborators.

International Day of Peace
For the Children.
Putting Intelligence in Service to Life.
Join peacebuilders, Indigenous leaders, community leaders, and AI practitioners to explore how human and artificial intelligence can support children, strengthen communities, and help make peace possible. Beginning with efforts in Gaza and Ukraine, we’ll explore what we can make possible together.
1–4 PM EDT · 10 AM–1 PM PDT
Free online event · Everyone is welcome.
No previous participation is needed.
Join the SummitExplore the conversation ↓The fireside conversation
AI labs are invited to learn and contribute alongside the people doing the work. Stories and field reports will open a conversation about AI’s possibilities, limitations, and responsibilities in advancing peace. We’ll close with concrete opportunities to contribute.
What happened, what changed, and what stories deserve to travel?
How are relationships opening pathways for knowledge, resources, and support?
What is making a practical difference, and where can AI help?
What have we learned, and what can we carry forward together?
Free online event · All are welcome.
September 21, 2026 · 1–4 PM EDT
Begin with the children. Build on what we learn together.
AI for Peace brings peacebuilders, communities, and people working with AI into a shared exploration: how can our combined capabilities support the people who need care most? The summit is an invitation to listen, learn, and identify practical opportunities to contribute.
“The collective win is peace. The deeper possibility is intelligence—human and artificial—in service to life.”
Background · The original 11 Days invitation
The summit draws on 11 Days to Prove Peace Is Possible, September 11–21: conversations, practical experiments, and collective learning about putting intelligence in service to life. This video shares the original invitation. You can join the summit whether or not you took part in the 11 Days.
From the 11 Days to September 21
The summit welcomes newcomers alongside those who have participated throughout. Come with your questions, your experience, and your willingness to learn and contribute.
11 daysConversations, practical experiments, and shared learning.
One team of teamsPeacebuilders and communities connecting their experience and capabilities.
September 21An open invitation to the AI for Peace Fireside Summit.
An Indigenous call to the human family
Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr., Chairman of Compassion Games: Survival of the Kindest, calls upon the world’s frontier AI laboratories, their leaders and investors—and all of humanity—to make a defining choice: place our most powerful intelligence in service to life.
The call in six movements
Select any movement to watch it above.
“War solves absolutely nothing. Let us put our most capable intelligence to work for peace.”
— Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr.
The invitation
September 11–21, 2026, we invite frontier AI laboratories, technologists, investors, peacemakers, Indigenous leaders, and communities everywhere to place intelligence in service to life.
Three foundations
Compassion, the science of cooperation, and lived experience help turn shared concern into coordinated care.
Compassion GamesSurvival of the KindestThe playing field
Invites people and communities to turn care into practical action and become better collaborators.
The operating system
Provides evidence-based practices for working across differences and governing shared resources.
The purpose & wisdom
Keeps the work grounded in human experience, local knowledge, community consent, and measurable benefit.

The collective multiplier
It helps the peace ecosystem see itself—and discover what becomes possible when distinct capabilities are connected around a shared purpose.
Using Israel–Palestine and Gaza as an initial example, the Peace Synergy Dossier maps 21 peacebuilding and humanitarian organizations and reveals potential connections across children’s health and recovery, shared-society leadership, humanitarian action, and ecological peacebuilding.
This is an early demonstration of the collective multiplier: how shared intelligence can make existing efforts more visible, connected, consequential, and generative.
A working draft for exploration, validation, and collaboration. The proposed connections are possibilities to examine with the people doing the work—not commitments already made by the named organizations.
From demonstration to enduring capacity
Gather on September 21. Carry forward what we learn together.
An open gathering on the International Day of Peace to share stories, examine what is emerging, and identify where our capabilities can make a meaningful difference.
The next gatheringOngoing collaboration developing practical tools, trusted relationships, ethical governance, and shared intelligence for peace.
The enduring workSeptember 11–21, 2026
The collective learning that informs the summit.
11 Days to Prove Peace Is Possible, September 11–21, brings people together through conversations, practical missions, and shared reflection. The summit draws on that exploration to consider what is useful, what we are learning, and how to support peacebuilding next. The wider aspiration remains a world where ceasefire, nonviolence, and care become lived realities.
A global ceasefire and day of nonviolence remains our shared aspiration.
Every life protected is a victory.
Every conflict paused is a victory.
Every humanitarian corridor opened is a victory.
Every act of reconciliation is a victory.
A core team for cooperation
Compassion Games supports compassionate action and collaboration.
ProSocial World works with the core team to shape the strategy, structure, and conditions for successful cooperation.
Peacemakers, Indigenous leaders, and affected communities ground the work in lived experience, wisdom, and what peace requires.
Frontier AI laboratories are invited to contribute their technology, talent, resources, and reach.
Peace is built in relationship
Meet the organizations bringing wisdom, trust, reach, technology, and practical peacebuilding experience to a growing network of collaboration.
Explore all organizationsA living initiative
Peacemakers and affected communities help define the questions.
Independent evaluation tests accuracy, safety, and usefulness.
Ethical governance, transparency, reciprocity, and consent guide the work.
Knowledge and benefits strengthen communities rather than displace them.
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