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Parents For PeaceA Free and Confidential Resource for FamiliesParents For Peace Skip to content Are you concerned about a loved one? We want to help. Call our toll-free helpline at 844-49-PEACE (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. Helpline Menu Close About Get Involved Donate Close About Get Involved Donate Concerned about a loved one's extreme beliefs or behavior? a free and confidential resource for families Learn More 2023 Annual report Twitter Linkedin Facebook Instagram Parents for Peace (P4P) operates the nation’s first and only free, confidential intervention helpline for addressing extreme beliefs and behaviors.If you are concerned about a someone’s extreme beliefs or behaviors, call our free and confidential helpline at 844-49-PEACE (844-497-3223) or email us at help@parents4peace.org.* *We are not a crisis line. In an emergency, please contact 911 or 988 immediately. Since its establishment in 2017, our helpline has coached hundreds of families and individuals across North America struggling with different ideologies, from white supremacy and the far right to the far left and Antifa, and from Islamism to Eco-Terrorism. Here’s the story of three of them: Muslim American Family (Boston) P4P was contacted by the family after their 15-year-old student was found communicating online with a foreign extremist group. P4P’s holistic approach, involving the entire family, gradually loosened the grip of extremism on their son. Progressive Family (the Pacific Northwest) P4P was contacted by a mother regarding her son who was involved with Antifa. He’d soon who join a Marxist militia abroad to fight on their behalf. P4P’s peer supporters established a connection with him, while our interventionists assisted the mother in maintaining engagement with her son. Consequently, he returned and smoothly transitioned to civilian life. Conservative Family (Virginia) A mother called about her son, who had marched at the infamous Charlottesville rally. He had both a history of substance abuse and access to the family’s firearms. P4P guided interventions that secured the weapons and opened a family discussion about their son’s sense of alienation. The son stopped drinking, admitted he was exhausted by toxic hatred, and began his road to recovery. 7 Crucial Facts About Radicalization You Should Know Understanding radicalization is essential for creating safe and supportive school environments. Here are seven crucial facts. Read More » Signs Your Loved One May Be at Risk of Radicalization Identify common warning signs and behaviors. Read More » What’s Radicalization? Radicalization is the adoption of extreme ideologies that can lead to harmful actions. Understanding this process helps prevent the spread of dangerous beliefs and supports those at risk. Read More » RESILIENT FAMILIES, SAFER COMMUNITIES Parents for Peace (P4P) empowers families to build resilience against extreme beliefs and behaviors, as a public health issue.  Learn more “Forgiveness is a sublime example of humanity that I explore at every opportunity, because it was the unconditional forgiveness I was given by people who I once claimed to hate that demonstrated the way from there to here.” Arno Michaelis Peer Support Specialist Once the lead singer of a Neo-Nazi metal band, Arno’s life took a dramatic turn with the birth of his daughter, leading him from hate to hope. Today, as a speaker, filmmaker, and author of My Life After Hate and co-author of The Gift of Our Wounds, Arno uses his narrative to encourage empathy and understanding. His work at Parents for Peace focuses on helping individuals reject violence by seeing themselves in others and finding common humanity. Learn about the rest of our team here. Donate About Our Helpline Our Team Pamphlets Reports Library Partners Twitter Linkedin Facebook Instagram quick links Get Involved Contact Privacy Policy Get Involved Contact Privacy Policy join our Newsletter Stay up to date with our news and impact. Email Sign Me Upenusen-US1727455201https://parents4peace.org

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