1. Treat all people with kindness, regardless of race, gender orientation, sexual orientation, religion, etc.
2. Attend a peace rally
3. Write to your government (local and federal)
4. Create a peaceful affirmation/mantra
5. Don’t engage in violence of any kind
6. Don’t purchase weapons
7. Embrace diversity and get to know other cultures by traveling the world and doing research
8. Start a collection to donate to a charity
9. Volunteer for the Peace Corps
10. If you have a platform, use it to educate
11. Advocate for animal rights (including slaughter laws)
12. Meditate and teach/encourage others to meditate
13. Organize community projects to build camaraderie (group mural, clean-up, etc.)
14. Think about other peoples intentions vs. their outcome
15. Never honk your car horn unless you’re unsafe
16. Make art installations with the word “peace” or the peace symbol
17. When you see someone who is in trouble, help them
18. Learn mediation/conflict resolution skills
19. Advocate peace with T-shirts, bumper stickers, patches, etc.
20. Call out people when you see them being sexist, racist, etc.
21. Spend time in nature
22. Stay abreast of current events
23. Take a break from watching the news when you need to
24. Register to vote (and actually vote!)
25. Create a safe space/sanctuary in your ome
26. Engage in random acts of kindness on a regular basis
27. Hang Tibetan prayer flags
28. Reduce your carbon footprint
30. Try had not to judge others
31. Research influential peace promoters in history
32. Talk to kids about peaceful virtues early on
33. Have a plan for dangerous situations of all types (being mugged, a house fire, etc.)
34. Respect your environment (i.e. don’t litter)
35. Sign a peace pledge
36. Think about any prejudices you might have and explore why they are a part of you, with the ultimate goal being that you release them
37. Learn about symbols of peace and use tangible examples as reminders in your own home, workspace, car, etc.
38. Attend local government meetings
39. Forgive others, even long-standing enemies
40. Read books about peace and recommend them to your friends
41. Help the homeless / Volunteer at a shelter
42. Take a nonviolent crisis intervention class
43. Develop meaningful relationships outside your own race
44. Sign an appeal to end nuclear threats
45. Host art/music/poetry events with the theme of peace
46. Be patient in all aspects of life
47. Learn what the main causes of violence in your city are
48. Practice self-love and care so you can radiate goodness to others
49. Say you’re sorry when necessary, even it’s belated
50. Define what the word “peace” means to you
source: https://uncustomary.org/50-ways-promote-peace/