THE COALITION FOR PEACE AND COEXISTENCE
Registered NGO in Australia — ABN 82 674 110 533 | Incorporation No. A0127612T
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Technical Survey of Gaza's Needs and Priorities
The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) through it's Gazan branch structures has completed phase 1 of its efforts to better determine the specific technical issues facing Gazans today.
While the world is aware of issues like hunger, disease, conflict, and economic difficulties the specific technical issues are what provides the CPC with the information it needs to have a real difference.
The first phase saw more than 400 Gazans complete the form and provides a comprehensive view of the situation, from Gazan's specific priorities to the vegetation, electricity and water systems that exist.
Photo by Shadi Mottran | Shared Future Alliance - Gaza
Recognizing Shared Humanity - Phase 2
Phase 1 saw highly successful meditation undertaken by CPC representatives across 8 diverse dialogue sessions. Featuring 3 languages, 5+ mediators, and 20+ Israelis, Palestinians and internationals the program saw 6 out of the 15 involved in the meetings immediately join the CPC as supporters, while the others all called the meeting's successful in their goal of promoting an understanding of common ground and humanity between Israelis, Palestinians, and their international supporters.
Phase 2 expands this program further, through a mix of track 2 negotiation efforts and dialogue programs to concretely attract figures of influence in the peace field to share ideas, resources, and projects with the goal of advancing actual solutions to the various problems presented by the ongoing Conflict.
Photo by HWPL | Shared Future Alliance - International
Track 2 Negotiations and Conferences
The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) was founded off the back of 2 successful virtual peace conferences (conference 2 pictured to the left), we have continued and expanded that tradition as our organization has expanded.
As aforementioned the CPC succesfully hosted 2 peace conferences virtually before being formally founded. These conferences were attended by various notable figures, including UN Spokesperson for Israel, Jonathan Harounoff, PHD Professor Yoav Shemer Kunz, and NGO leader Dora Bender.
The CPC hosted 2 formal track 2 negotiations recently, firstly addressing civil society unification and cross-NGO cooperation and secondly in response to the outbreak of War between Iran, the United States, and Israel in 2026. Both were attended by various well-known peace activists, figures, and leaders.
Photo by Inuka Tatton | Solutions-based Peace Conference
Other Projects
The Valley of Dialogue: Building Bridges Between Palestinian and Israeli Youth
Advancing Dialogue Across Divides
The Valley of Dialogue initiative, supported by the Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC), is a new program dedicated to fostering healing, dialogue, and mutual understanding between Palestinian youth and Israeli settler youth. The initiative will operate across shared and contested areas where these communities intersect, with each setting managed as a distinct component of the project.
Valley of Dialogue is designed to address the deep cultural, psychological, and social wounds that perpetuate cycles of mistrust and hostility. By creating structured spaces for dialogue, joint learning, and cooperative activity, the project seeks to “deprogram” entrenched patterns of animosity and replace them with values of empathy, respect, and cooperation.
Building Bridges: A Gaza Coalition for Peace and Coexistence
Humanitarian Coordination for those in need
The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) is launching a coordinated initiative to strengthen humanitarian aid delivery and advance peacebuilding efforts within Gaza. This project responds to urgent human needs while laying the groundwork for long-term stability, dignity, and coexistence.
This project represents a nearly unprecedented effort in the peacebuilding sector and comes at a time when reconstruction and humanitarian support in Gaza are of critical importance. For further details, the official project briefing is attached below in both Arabic and English.
Voices: Amplifying diverse calls for Coexistence and Peace
Projecting the forgotten voices
The Coalition for Peace and Coexistence (CPC) is launching a new project called Voices, designed to amplify the perspectives of Israelis, Palestinians, and other residents of the Israel/Palestine region. The program will operate across three areas: Israel, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip, with each region managed as a distinct component of the project.
Voices seeks to highlight the views of the so-called “silent majority” — moderate Israelis and Palestinians who constitute a substantial portion of the population yet are often underrepresented in public discourse. By providing a platform for these voices, the project aims to foster mutual understanding and strengthen the culture of coexistence.
Together, these initiatives form the foundation of CPC’s mission — transforming shared pain into shared purpose.