Start where you are

You don't need a career plan or a finished idea to take part. You may want to talk about your work experience. You may want to meet others facing similar questions. You may already be trying something others could learn from.

There are different ways to begin.

Share your experience

Tell us what work looks like in your life. What matters to you? What are you good at? What makes earning a living difficult? What would you like to change? What does fulfilling work mean to you? Your experience can help shape the questions Fulfilling Jobs for Peace explores.

Join a conversation

Some conversations may happen one-to-one. Others may bring a few people together, online or face to face. They are spaces to listen, compare experiences and explore possibilities. Nobody needs to arrive with an answer.

Bring others together

If one of the questions matters to you, you may want to explore it with friends, colleagues or people in your community. It does not need to become a formal event. A few people who trust one another can be enough to start.

Share what you are already doing

You may already be building a business, helping peers, running a local initiative or finding another way to create work. We want to hear about that too. Fulfilling Jobs for Peace should learn from what already exists rather than assume that every useful idea needs to be created from scratch.

Stay involved

Some people may contribute once. Others may want to stay connected, convene conversations, support peers, test an idea or help shape what happens next. There does not need to be one route for everyone. As the initiative develops, we will learn which forms of participation are most useful.

How would you like to take part?