100 Projects for Peace Information Session- Tufts University
Watch this Q&A that was streamed live with Tufts Alumni Casey and Adam, who both successfully completed a Project for Peace. Hear them speak about their inspiration and give tips for submitting a compelling application.
The 100 Projects for Peace program provides $10,000 in support of grassroots projects to be carried out in the summer of 2017. The overall program is intended to be worldwide in scope and impact, but specific projects may be undertaken anywhere, including in the U.S.
Students must submit a two-page proposal and one-page budget to be considered. Additionally, a short Letter of Intent is also required, due January 9, 2017 at noon. Proposals are due on January 23, 2007 at noon. Guidelines for the Letter of Intent and the Proposal submission and additional resources for Tufts students are available on the Tufts Peace & Justice Studies website. A listing of past winners and the final reports of all of the successful projects can be found at the Davis Projects for Peace website.