Global Peace
Convention
Turning Global Dialogue into Local Action for Peace
About GPC
The Global Peace Convention (GPC) is an international assembly of policy experts, educators, and political and civil society leaders to share best practices and develop collaborative strategies in areas of peacebuilding, education, entrepreneurship, sustainable development, youth and women empowerment, and other fields of social impact.
Since 2009
70+
Event Days
300+
Sessions
550+
Speakers
20,000+
Attendance
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Highlight Reports
GPC 2023 – One Family under God: Vision for National Transformation and Civilization of Peace
GPC 2021 – Moral and Innovative Leadership in Peacebuilding for Our Changing World
GPC 2019 – Korean Dream: Vision for a Unified Korea
GPC 2017 – Moral and Innovative Leadership: New Models for Peace and Development
Testimonials from Past Conventions
The Role of Spiritual Leaders: Sowing the Seeds of Peace and Reconciliation
SPEAKERS
Moderator
Rev. Fr. Canice Chinyeaka Enyiaka Ph.D
Swami Shantatmanda
Fr. Arnold M. Abelardo, CMF, M.Div, MA
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Drs. Chandra Setiawan, M.M., Ph.D
Prof. Dr. Subarna Lal Bajracharya
Rev. Fr. Canice Chinyeaka Enyiaka Ph.D
International Program Development Specialist and Regional Representative for Africa, Global Peace Foundation
Rev. Fr. Canice Chinyeaka Enyiaka serves as the International Program Development Specialist and the Regional Representative for Africa at the Global Peace Foundation headquarters in Washington DC. He received his Ph.D. from Howard University, majoring in Development Studies and Public Policy, focusing on Peacebuilding and Human Security, Contemporary Africa, and Human-Centered Development. He is an adjunct faculty in the African Studies Department of Howard University, belongs to many peacebuilding organizations, and is a SASAKAWA Fellow. Rev. Canice, a peacebuilding researcher and practitioner. He organizes, moderates, and participates in various interfaith and community-driven peacebuilding programs and conferences locally and internationally. He researches and engages scholars and frontline practitioners on religion in conflict, peacebuilding, and human security. He works extensively to appreciate the intersection of religious values and socio-political engagement in contemporary Africa.










































