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Hate, division, and fear are rising across the United States. But shouting past each other has never created peace.
This online event is FREE for everyone. The date for this event may change due to the speakers availability. Attendees will be informed in anticipation.
This live event is part of Pledge4Peace’s “No Hate in the United States” campaign, and is designed as a civil, moderated dialogue where people with differing viewpoints can speak openly.
This is a structured conversation focused on understanding, accountability, and nonviolent solutions.
During this session, participants will hear multiple perspectives on what is driving division in the U.S., how it shows up in everyday life, and what lawful responses can look like at the community and institutional level.
Speakers are free to express their views as long as they remain respectful and nonviolent.
This is a structured debate where differing viewpoints are explored respectfully. Pledge4Peace serves as a neutral convener and mediator, ensuring all perspectives are heard within a framework grounded in human dignity, nonviolence, and democratic principles.
This debate will feature three speakers, each representing a distinct perspective:
• One speaker representing a more conservative perspective
• One speaker representing a more liberal perspective
• One civil rights or constitutional law expert
Each participant is free to hold and defend their position, as long as it remains nonviolent, respectful, and grounded in dialogue.
This event follows a designed format to prioritize clarity, fairness, and human dignity:
This summit follows a multi-phase structure inspired by international peace conferences:
1. Opening Context: Moderator sets shared principles, rules, and objectives
2. Perspective Statements: Each participant presents their position without interruption
3. Guided Dialogue: Moderated questions addressing hate, civil rights, free expression, institutional responsibility, and community safety.
Equal time and structured responses are enforced.
4. Clarification & Reflection: Participants respond to key points raised by other speakers
5. Public Participation: Live audience voting on peace-centered solutions concluded by the speakers
6. Closing Pathways Forward: Summary of key insights
Hate grows where fear, misinformation, inequality, and exclusion go unaddressed. When societies fail to manage disagreement peacefully, violence, discrimination, and democratic erosion follow.
This conversation is about more than the United States.
It is about how pluralistic societies survive division without losing their humanity.
This event connects directly to the “No Hate in the United States” campaign on Pledge4Peace.
After the event, participants are invited to:
• Vote on peace-driven solutions
• Add solution ideas rooted in lived experience
Campaign page:
https://pledge4peace.org/campaigns/no-hate-in-the-united-states
No prior expertise required.
By attending, you agree to:
• No hate speech or harassment
• No personal attacks
• No threats or calls for violence
• Respect time limits and moderation
Participants who violate these principles may be removed to protect the integrity of the space.