The Global Call to Action movement is made up of tens of thousands of young people around the world who are working on GCA projects. You can only become a member of the Global Call to Action by joining a project group. Each project group is picks one of the ten problems identified by the Nobel Peace laureates. Then the group decides on a specific way to help solve that problem.

Some project groups deal with problems in their immediate community. Others raise money to help communities on the other side of the world. Some projects take a few weeks and others are ongoing. You can join an existing project group or you can form a new one. It’s up to you to decide how you want to help.

Find a project group in your area.

Find out how to start a new GCA project .

Contact PeaceJam.

Using This Site

Once you are a member of a GCA project group, PeaceJam will give your project leader the information members you need to logon to this site and use all of its great social networking features. Only project leaders can register a project and enroll project members.

Once you have your login information, you and your group will be able to blog about your project and build your own project area. You ‘ll be able to stay in touch with other GCA members around the world and receive important notices from PeaceJam.

Find out more about PeaceJam’s Global Call to Action.

Learn about the 10 issues identified by the Nobel laureates.