Call our helpline at 1-884-497-3223
Call our toll-free helpline at 1-844-49-PEACE (1-844-497-3223) or email us at help@parents4peace.org. We operate our helpline Monday - Friday, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (Eastern). In case of emergency, please contact 911 or 988 immediately.
Concerned about a loved one’s extreme beliefs or behaviors? Call our toll-free helpline 24/7 at 844-49-PEACE (844-497-3223)
Learn how a group of parents scarred by extremism came together to launch a support network and a helpline to guide interventions.
Parents For Peace is a non-governmental public health nonprofit empowering families, friends, and communities to prevent radicalization, violence, and extremism. Parents For Peace supports families, friends, and communities concerned about someone becoming involved with extremism. We provide guidance and early intervention; raise public awareness; and advocate for effective policy solutions.
Parents For Peace is a non-governmental public health nonprofit empowering families, friends, and communities to prevent radicalization, violence, and extremism. Parents For Peace supports families, friends, and communities concerned about someone becoming involved with extremism. We provide guidance and early intervention; raise public awareness; and advocate for effective policy solutions.
Parents For Peace is a non-governmental public health nonprofit empowering families, friends, and communities to prevent radicalization, violence, and extremism. Parents For Peace supports families, friends, and communities concerned about someone becoming involved with extremism. We provide guidance and early intervention; raise public awareness; and advocate for effective policy solutions.
Parents For Peace is a non-governmental public health nonprofit empowering families, friends, and communities to prevent radicalization, violence, and extremism. Parents For Peace supports families, friends, and communities concerned about someone becoming involved with extremism. We provide guidance and early intervention; raise public awareness; and advocate for effective policy solutions.
Learn about the unusual team driving Parents for Peace, including personal stories of intervention specialists who were once extremists and now help rescue people from hate.