Creative Expressions of MPPOE
The Peace Pole Project Where Within The Universe We Become the Utopian Dreamer.
July 2, 2026 In the quiet of the rising light, we remember how the heart ignites. Every breath is a doorway wide…. The Peace Pole Project symbolizes a shared vision—a quiet but powerful reminder that across cultures, we can rise together. Each Peace Pole carries the message “May Peace Prevail On Earth” in multiple languages,…
Read MoreMay Peace Prevail On Earth International Introduces Wisdom Wednesday Series on Facebook.
At May Peace Prevail On Earth International, we believe peace is something we practice, share, embody, and return to again and again. Sometimes peace begins with a quiet breath, a beautiful image, or perhaps a few words of wisdom arriving at just the right moment. This is the heart of our new Wisdom Wednesdays series on Facebook.…
Read MoreInspired by Peace: A Message from Adeline, age 12 in Singapore.
March 2, 2026 We recently received a beautiful letter from Adeline in Singapore. She shared that she participated in the Peace Pals International Art Exhibition and Awards in 2022 when she was just eight years old. Adeline wrote to tell us how meaningful the message May Peace Prevail On Earth has been in her life.…
Read MoreMai Hoang Lam Peace Pals International 2nd Place 2025, Age 7, Vietnam.
March 1, 2026 “Hello, my name is Mai Hoang Lam, and I come from Vietnam. This is my first time participating, and I am truly honored to have received the Second Prize. I have grown up in peace, but my country once went through years of war and great loss, especially for children. Through the…
Read MoreNilya Sadat Mirrezaie Peace Pals International Finalists 2025, Age 12, Iran.
Statement from the artist: “I made this artwork because I believe freedom means peace and kindness for everyone — humans and animals. Through my art, I wanted to express that animals, like people, also deserve freedom and a life without fear. For me, freedom means respect for all living creatures and choosing peace.” To see…
Read MoreElay Mohammadalizadeh Peace Pals International Finalists 2025, Age 15, Iran.
February 7, 2026 Reason for creating the work: Thinking means freedom, equality for women, and world peace. All women should have freedom of expression and choice of clothing. To see all of the winners and finalists for 2025, please click this link: https://peacepalsinternational.org/2025-art-contest-winners-finalists/ If you are interested in learning more about Peace Pals International and our…
Read MoreQuinn Rebibo Peace Pals International Finalists 2025, Age 6, USA.
February 2026 “Freedom means different people being together and doing the things they enjoy. They can look different and think different and still be together.” To see all of the winners and finalists for 2025, please click this link: https://peacepalsinternational.org/2025-art-contest-winners-finalists/ If you are interested in learning more about Peace Pals International and our Annual Art Exhibition…
Read MoreCattariya Damrongnukun Peace Pals International 2nd Place 2025, Age 11, Thailand.
Hello, my name is Lilybelle (Cattariya Damrongnukun). This is my first year participating, and I am truly delighted to share what I love through my artwork. In my view, freedom is the happiness that comes from doing something without causing harm to others whether it is something so small that no one notices, or something…
Read MoreDanbi Joung Peace Pals International, 1st Place 2025, Age 16, South Korea
About myself and the theme, “Freedom.” Hi, my name is Danbi Joung from Korea, and I am currently in grade 11 at Pickering College in Canada. Freedom means being able to live as myself, to make my own choices, and to express myself. I believe freedom is shown when we can choose our own beliefs…
Read MorePranshu Saini Peace Pals International 3rd Place 2025, Age 14, Bahrain
The Peace Pals International Art Contest is a great and fun way to spread the message of peace, and it has done a wonderful job in doing so. I am very grateful to receive my certificate and desktop peace pole, and hope the message of peace spreads far and wide. To see all of the…
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