World Peace Board
Non-Parliamentarians

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World Peace Board is Calling for Non-Parliamentarians
Are you a peacebuilder, diplomat, civil society leader, academic, humanitarian, business leader, Indigenous representative, youth leader or policy professional who wants to contribute to international peace and sustainable development?
World Peace Board is inviting expressions of interest from distinguished non-parliamentarians to join its international peacebuilding and dialogue network.
Areas of Engagement
We are particularly interested in individuals with experience in:
- Peacebuilding & Conflict Prevention
- International Relations & Diplomacy
- Women, Peace & Security
- Youth, Peace & Sustainable Development
- Indigenous Peoples & Community Development
- Ocean Governance & Environmental Peace
- Humanitarian Affairs & Human Rights
- AI, Technology & Digital Peacebuilding
- Education, Research & Academia
- Business, Trade & Sustainable Development
- Disarmament & Global Security
- Culture, Heritage & Intercultural Dialogue
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I’m in my final year doing Economics and I don’t know whether to apply for grad schemes now or do a masters first. What do you think?
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Also worth knowing: most autumn 2026 applications are open now. Timing matters more than you think.
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Who Can Apply?
We welcome applications from:
- Former diplomats and public officials
- Civil society and NGO leaders
- Academics and researchers
- Humanitarian professionals
- Business and sustainability leaders
- Indigenous and community leaders
- Women and youth leaders
- Legal and policy professionals
- Technology and innovation experts
- Peace and development practitioners
What You May Contribute
Selected individuals may be invited to contribute to:
- Global Governing Council
- Thematic Commissions
- Regional Peace Councils
- Global Dialogues
- Peace Talks
- Research & Policy Initiatives
- International Peacebuilding Programmes


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This is an opportunity to bring non-parliamentary voices into international peace and development dialogue and work with a diverse global network.
Location: International / Remote / Geneva-based activities where applicable
Engagement: International & Multistakeholder
Apply / Expression of Interest: Peace@Peaceboard.uk
Website: World Peace Board
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