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A Live Dialogue on Security, Sovereignty & Diplomacy
This online event is FREE and open to everyone.
The date and time may change depending on speaker availability. Registered attendees will be informed in advance.
More than four years into the war, the conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to cause massive civilian suffering, displacement, economic disruption, and global instability. Despite ceasefire attempts and negotiations, a permanent peace remains elusive.
This live dialogue is part of Pledge4Peace’s “End Ukraine & Russia War and Create Permanent Peace” campaign and is designed as a peaceful, non-partisan, and moderated conversation focused on diplomacy, civilian protection, and long-term security arrangements.
This is a structured, moderated dialogue where differing viewpoints are explored respectfully.
Pledge4Peace acts as a neutral mediator. The purpose is to examine competing perspectives while keeping the focus on peace, international law, and human dignity.
This dialogue will feature three speakers, each representing a distinct perspective:
• One speaker representing a Ukraine-focused perspective
• One speaker representing a Russia-focused perspective
• One international law expert
Each participant is free to hold and defend their position, provided it remains nonviolent, respectful, and grounded in dialogue.
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 on the topic. Everyone will have equal time and structured responses
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
The war in Ukraine has consequences far beyond its borders.
It affects:
• Millions of civilians displaced or living under constant threat
• Global food, energy, and economic stability
• International norms around sovereignty and territorial integrity
• The future of diplomatic conflict resolution worldwide
This conversation is not about assigning blame. It is about understanding how wars end and how peace can be made durable.
After the dialogue, participants and attendees are encouraged (but not required) to:
• Vote on peaceful, non-violent solutions
• Add their own proposals for ending the war sustainably
Via the campaign page:
https://pledge4peace.org/campaigns/end-ukraine-and-russia-war-and-create-permanent-peace
These contributions form a public civic record shared with policymakers, journalists, nonprofits, and institutions.
Notes
• The Zoom link will be shared with registered participants prior to the event
• Registration is required to receive access
• People interested in geopolitics and international security
• Students, educators, journalists, and researchers
• Activists and peacebuilders
• Anyone seeking informed, nonviolent dialogue about the war
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 moderator guidance
Participants who violate these principles may be removed to protect the integrity of the space.