International Interfaith Peace Corps

International Interfaith Peace Corps IIPC is a nonprofit devoted to safeguard sanctity and dignity of human life by employing religious diplomacy and working with different religious leaders

The Concept
IIPC is a new paradigm for interfaith cooperation, collaboration and activities aimed at connecting individuals and organizations in the areas of, health care, education, socioeconomic development and peacebuilding. IIPC promotes programs to celebrate, support, and enhance existing interfaith initiatives and catalyze the new ones. The cornerstones programs of IIPC include interfaith su

mmits, conventions, capacity development, as well as education and research. IIPC also promotes religious literacy through interfaith research and innovation and the development of innovative mechanisms for conveying concepts and values common to all religions. Objectives
Be an agent of change, fostering an environment of tolerance, respect, and understanding amongst people of all faiths
Provide a forum for moderate voices to be heard so as to improve religious literacy as a means of counter-balancing extremist perspectives, and create platforms for civil society to engage in dialogue
Achieve our mission by empowering others with knowledge, skills, and resources, as well as celebrating, supporting, and enhancing similar efforts around the globe through partnerships

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560 Herndon Parkway, Suite 212
Herndon, VA
20170

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(703) 467-0915

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IPC is Facilitating Compassionate Coexistence by Promoting the Sanctity and Dignity of Life through Religious Diplomacy. Our vision is a world where living together in harmony among people of all orientation, and between them and their natural environment, is the rule rather than the exception.