News

This is the first in a series of posts to share pamphlets and newsletters from our previous voyages, which which illustrate significant events in Peace Boat's long and adventurous biography! We hope you will enjoy joining us on this journey.

The GET Programme, Peace Boat's English and Spanish language school, has been a central part of the Peace Boat community for nearly 20 years. This is how it all began.

Although the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference at the UN Headquarters was postponed, citizens still gathered online to discuss concrete action for nuclear disarmament.

Introduction to the SDGs and Peace Boat activities in Chinese language (simplified Chinese text).

Introduction to the SDGs and Peace Boat activities in Chinese language (traditional Chinese text).

What are the SDGs, and how are they related to you and Peace Boat?

Peace Boat is collaborating with the environmental NGO FoE Japan to launch a series of video testimonies of the current situation in Fukushima in 6 languages.

A broader approach to security is needed: GPPAC Northeast Asia Statement on COVID-19

Meet more of the Guest Educators who brought our voyage themes to life on the 103rd Oceania Voyage. 

Peace Boat adds our voice to the call for a global ceasefire.

The 103^rd Oceania Voyage returned in February, 2020 after charting a 56-day course from Japan through the South Pacific, making stops in Indonesia, the Philippines, Australia, and more.

The International Alliance to Combat Ocean Acidification (OA Alliance) brings together governments and organizations across the globe dedicated to taking action to protect coastal communities and livelihoods from the threat of ocean acidification.