The following organizations, groups and individuals will be involved in promoting peace through this project:

• Aldea Hall in Mesa Court — Conflict in Nepal
  
  
• Alpha Epsilon Omega — Armenian Genocide
  
  
• American Red Cross at UC Irvine — Southern Thailand Insurgency
  
  
• Amnesty International — Conflict in Uganda
  
  
• Anteaters for Israel and Hillel — Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
  
  
• Association of University Meditators (AUM) — Chinese Occupation of Tibet
  
  
• Atheists, Agnostics and Rationalists at UC Irvine — Nigerian Witch Hunt
  
  
• Baha'i Club — Persecution of Religious Minorities in Iran
  
  
• Campus Village Student Association — Conflict in Columbia
  
  
• Child Care Services Extended Day Center — Child Labor
  
  
• Darfur Action Committee at UC Irvine — Darfur Conflict in Sudan
  
  
• Episcopal Campus Ministry at UC Irvine (Canterbury Club) — Poverty's Role in Global Violence
  
  
• Flying Sams — Conflict in Peru
  
  
• Giancarlo Ibarren — Conflict in Eithiopia
  
  
• Global Connect at UC Irvine — Kenyan Election Crisis
  
  
• Grayson Earle and Friends — US War in Afghanistan
  
  
• Invisible Children — Education in Northern Uganda
  
  
• Kappa Zeta Phi — Conflict in Indonesia
  
  
• Lago Hall in Mesa Court — Brazil Gang Violence
  
  
• Muslim Student Union — Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, and the Civil War in Somalia
  
  
• National Society of Collegiate Scholars — Basque Uprising in Spain, and Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka
  
  
• One Million Ways — Peace and Reconciliation
  
  
• Public Health Association at UC Irvine — Korean Famine and Expatriation Back to China
  
  
• Russian Club — Second Chechan War
  
  
• SAI Group of Irvine — Jammu-Kashmir Conflict
  
  
• SHOUT (Students for Homeless Outreach United Together) — Drug War Violence in Mexico
  
  
• Society of Arab Students — Refugees in the Arab World
  
  
• Spiritual Alliance at UC Irvine — Weapons around the World
  
  
• UNICEF at UC Irvine — Conflict in Burma
  
  
• Young Democrats — US War in Iraq