Eight years ago, the United States made history as the first nation in the world to pass a law dedicated to the Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) agenda.

The Lowe Mill studio of sculptor Everett Cox is crowded with people, but only one of them is living—Cox himself. His lifelike figures stand on tables, pedestals, and benches, waiting to be finished by ...

The Statue of Peace in Copenhagen, a World War I memorial honoring Danish merchant sailors, set atop an Italian marble base symbolizing international unity and remembrance. The Statue of Peace: A ...

The global Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) agenda recognizes the vital role young people play in building and sustaining peace. The agenda stems from the landmark UN Security Council Resolution 2250, ...