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November 2020 marked the 25th anniversary of the Dayton Peace Accords!

Dayton is forever connected to Bosnia-Herzegovina, as the peace process occurred here which brought an end to the brutal war of 1992-1995. But the end of war does not necessarily mean peace: There has never been a better time to look back on the root causes of the war, and its pressing lessons for us all today.

For the 25th commemoration, we published much of our physical exhibit as a NEW, INTERACTIVE online version you can browse from home!

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PBSKids Adds Museum ‘Star’ to National Series

For many years, Miss Ann has been a much-loved and respected teacher during the museum’s annual summer Peace Camp. Last summer, COVID-19 prevented the museum from continuing the 14-year tradition […]

WHIO-TV Covers Museum’s Online Forum

Jacob Bauer discusses Kingian nonviolence.

MLK Recorded Zoom Program Available

The next Dialogue happens on March 21 at 4 pm via Zoom.

Bosnia-Herzegovina:

A Brief Journey through the Eyes of a Forensic Anthropologist

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A New Fund for Peace

In a year of tragic events in Dayton, it has been harder than ever to sustain the work of peace. And yet a space for peace is more important now than ever! We just established a new fund for the museum through The Dayton Foundation. Please contribute, however small or large you might be able:

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The Dayton International Peace Museum has a Silver Medal and Seal of Transparency by Guidetar.org. GuideStar rates non-profits on their reliability in reporting legal and tax information, board of trustee data, diversity of boards, communication, statistics on donor giving, and financial stability.