Peace Road

Yeghegnadzor, Armenia—Sixteen participants hiked through mountainous terrain as a Peace Road event.

 Wattrelos, France—A large park on the border was the setting for the Peace Road event.

Moscow, Russia—A marathon runner with a passion for extreme challenges was interviewed online by UPF.

Kazan, Russia—A small group of dedicated bicyclists traveled 120 kilometers in the Russian Republic of Tatarstan as a Peace Road event.

Central Europe—Austrians, Czechs and Germans held their third Peace Road event at a border triangle.

Reykjavik, Iceland—The new volcano Litli-Hrútur was the destination of a Peace Road event.

Minsk, Belarus—UPF volunteers went river rafting for four days as a Peace Road event.

Tallinn, Estonia—The fourth One Korea event combined football with a Peace Road walk.

Yoshkar-Ola, Russia—Runners participated in the super-marathon “Children Against Drugs—I Choose Sports.”

Central Europe—Austrians, Slovaks and Hungarians held a Peace Road event where their borders meet.

Chisinau, Moldova—More than 40 volunteers participated in a bicycle tour to promote International Day of Families.

Dublin, Ireland—UPF held its first meeting of the year, inviting new and veteran Ambassadors for Peace.

Moscow, Russia—The webinar served as an inauguration for IAAP in Russia.

Moscow, Russia—Prospects for a Bering Strait tunnel were the subject of a UPF-Russia webinar.

Barcelona, Spain—Supporters of two organizations affiliated with UPF hiked to the top of a hill overlooking Barcelona.

Geneva, Switzerland—UPF supporters in the French part of Switzerland bicycled between the cities of Lausanne and Geneva.

Armagh, Northern Ireland—This year’s Peace Road walk took a symbolic route between Catholic and Protestant cathedrals.

Morokulien, Norway—UPF supporters from four Nordic countries held a Peace Road event at the border between Sweden and Norway.

Zürich, Switzerland—A group of UPF supporters bicycled along two rivers in northern Switzerland.

Wattrelos/Mouscron, French-Belgian border—UPF supporters in France and Belgium met at their nations’ border.