Application Deadline:
31 August 2026
About Organisation
Peace Pals International is a global initiative dedicated to promoting peace, cultural understanding, and unity through creative expression. It engages young individuals worldwide by encouraging them to reflect on themes of harmony and compassion through art. The organisation is closely associated with the global message “May Peace Prevail On Earth,” fostering awareness of peaceful coexistence across diverse communities. Through its annual Peace Pals International Art Competition, it provides a platform for children to showcase their creativity while contributing to a larger vision of global peace. The programme emphasises inclusivity, artistic development, and the importance of nurturing empathy from a young age.
About the Grant
The Peace Pals International Art Competition 2026 invites children aged 5–16 to participate in a global art exhibition based on the theme “Together in Peace.” This initiative encourages young artists to explore ideas of unity, kindness, and cultural understanding through original artwork. While it is not a financial grant, the programme offers recognition through awards such as Peace Poles and certificates. It aims to inspire creativity and promote awareness of peaceful coexistence worldwide. The competition serves as a platform for children to express their perspectives on harmony while gaining international recognition and contributing to a shared message of global peace.
Who can Apply?
The competition is open to children aged 5 to 16 years from any country, making it a truly global opportunity. Participants must create original artwork independently without external assistance. Submissions must strictly follow the technical guidelines, including format and quality requirements. The competition is divided into four age categories—5–7, 8–10, 11–13, and 14–16 years—to ensure fair evaluation. Each entry must reflect the given theme and demonstrate creativity, originality, and relevance. Failure to meet submission guidelines, including originality and format specifications, may result in disqualification. The programme prioritises authentic artistic expression and adherence to competition rules.
How to Apply?
Participants must create original artwork based on the theme “Together in Peace.” The artwork should be scanned at 300 DPI and saved in JPG format. Submissions must be uploaded through the official entry process along with required participant details. Ensure compliance with age category and technical guidelines. Avoid submitting photographs of artwork, as only scanned images are accepted. Proper adherence to instructions is essential for successful participation.
Application Deadline
The final deadline to submit entries for the competition is 31 August 2026. Participants should complete and upload their artwork well before the closing date.
Last Date To Apply
For more information, please visit the grant website here.
