Join us in advancing global peace education
Together we can expand immersive digital experiences to train peacekeepers, educate citizens, expand international links, and promote peace through play (“edutainment”).
The first published simulation, “Investigating Atrocity,” is now playable.
Countries
NEPAL
Testing Complete
CANADA
Development & Testing
URUGUAY
Testing Complete
COLUMBIA
Testing Complete
BANGLADESH
Testing Complete
KENYA
Testing Complete
SOUTH KOREA
Testing In Progress
AUSTRALIA
Testing In Progress
Military Personnel Tested
Exploring Peace Through Interactive Learning
Peacekeeping Simulations & Games merge education, training, and entertainment to create immersive digital experiences inspired by real-world peacekeeping missions. Players gain insight into the challenges and roles of peacekeepers, from ceasefire monitoring, humanitarian assistance, demining, and disarmament, to protection of civilian and meditating between combattants, all within the complex realities of modern conflict zones.
The initiative was conceived by Professor Walter Dorn in 2017 while serving at the United Nations as a Protection Technology and Innovation Expert.
The Peacekeeping Simulations have been demonstrated at the United Nations, including to the Military and Police Advisers Community (MPAC), and to offices in the UN Secretariat, including the Department of Peace Operations (DPO) and the Office for Information and Communication Technology (OICT).
