Become a Delegate

Represent your organisation within the Coalition for Peace (CfP)

The Coalition for Peace (CfP) operates through representatives known as Delegates — individuals officially nominated by their organisations to participate in CfP discussions, meetings, and initiatives.

Delegates play a crucial role in connecting their institutions with the broader coalition network, ensuring that dialogue, decisions, and collaboration reflect the diverse realities of peacebuilding work across Israel, Palestine, and the international community.

Who Can Become a Delegate?

Must belong to an organisation that is a recognised CfP Partner Organisation (see Become a Partner Organisation page).
Must demonstrate commitment to CPC’s values: neutrality, dignity, lawful nonviolence, and inclusivity.
May be a director, project manager, or other appointed representative authorised by their institution.
Must be willing to actively participate in CfP meetings, consultations, or working groups (digital or in-person).

Step 1 — Ensure Partner Status

Your organisation must first be approved as a CfP Partner Organisation. If it hasn’t yet applied, please complete the Partner Application Process.

Become a Partner Organization

Step 2 — Submit Delegate Nomination Form

The Partner Organisation nominates one or more representatives to act as Delegates.
Download and complete the form below, signed by an authorised representative of your organisation.

Download the Form

Step 3 — CPC Review & Confirmation

CPC’s Diplomatic Department reviews nominations to ensure alignment with CPC principles.
Approved Delegates receive a formal confirmation email and an invitation to their regional CfP branch (e.g., CfP Gaza, CfP Israel, CfP West Bank, CfP International).

Step 4 — Begin Participation
Once confirmed:

Delegates will be added to secure CfP communication channels and internal directories.
They may participate in meetings, joint statements, or collaborative projects.
Delegates may later be reappointed or replaced at the Partner Organisation’s discretion by written notice.