Peace Notes

Read all about International Peace Day, the 2024 Arts Peace Award announcement - and more news - in this edition of our quarterly newsletter. Click here to read the full issue. Subscribe to Peace Notes here and receive updates in your inbox

The Alrowwad Cultural and Arts Society aligns with the Peace Foundation. At the request of our board member, Stephen Spence, the Foundation has agreed to support the Alrowwad as a practical way of bringing hope and a pathway to peace to people who are constantly...

Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki:  The first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima at 8.15 am on 6 August 1945. With the escalation of war around the world and Australia's military role, we came together for peace. Special guest speaker Adelaide Deputy Lord Mayor...

ART for PEACE – The story of the Graham F Smith Peace Foundation by Mark Street and Terry Cantwell Published by Wakefield Press, Adelaide, South Australia, 2024 Art for Peace surveys the remarkable story of the Graham F. Smith Peace Foundation, from its inception in...

The Graham F Smith Peace Foundation calls for submissions from artists or art organisations for the 2024 Arts Peace Award ($10,000).

Read all about the official launch of ART for PEACE - The story of The Graham F Smith Peace Foundation - and more news - in this edition of our quarterly newsletter. Click here to read the full issue. Subscribe to Peace Notes here and receive updates in your inbox

Read the latest update: World peace has never been more at peril, as the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists determined on 24 January this year, when they moved the hands of the Doomsday Clock to 90 seconds before midnight – the closest it has been since it was established in 1947.

The Graham F Smith Peace Foundation (Peace Foundation) is committed to the Uluru Statement from the Heart: a gift of hope, love, and peace from First Nations Peoples given to all Australians in 2017 to create a better and united Australia.