Gatineau Peace Walk to Commemorate 80 Years Since the End of WWII

Gatineau, August 11, 2025 — Members of the Humans for Peace Institution took part in a meaningful peace walk held in Gatineau to honor the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. The event gathered community members, veterans, and peace advocates to reflect on the sacrifices made during the war and to promote the ongoing message of peace and unity.

The peace walk, organized by local peace organizations and municipal leaders, traced a route through key historical landmarks in Gatineau, symbolizing remembrance and hope for a peaceful future. Participants carried banners and signs emphasizing peace, reconciliation, and the importance of preventing future conflicts.

Dr. Jamal Alsharif, President of the Humans for Peace Institution, emphasized the significance of the event: “Marking 80 years since the end of WWII reminds us not only of the cost of conflict but also of our responsibility to foster peace in our communities and across the world. The Humans for Peace Institution is proud to stand alongside fellow citizens in this commitment.”

The event featured speeches from veterans and community leaders, moments of silence, and the laying of wreaths to honor those who served and sacrificed during the war. Families, youth groups, and peace advocates from diverse backgrounds joined in the walk, reinforcing a shared vision of harmony and mutual respect.

This peace walk serves as both a remembrance of the past and a call to action, inspiring all attendees to continue working toward a more peaceful world. The Humans for Peace Institution remains dedicated to advancing education, dialogue, and initiatives that build bridges across communities, ensuring that the lessons of history lead to a better future.