Help make voting feel safe, confident, and supported.
Project HALO brings together trusted community members to create a welcoming, celebratory, nonpartisan presence around elections – so every voter feels safe, confident, and supported.
15th Annual Month of Nonviolence · October 1–31, 2026
The Positive Change Foundation, in collaboration with Black Women for Positive Change, is holding the 15th Month of Nonviolence. 2026's theme is Voters' Rights, Self-Worth, and Understanding Ethical AI. Join an event in your community — or host one. Every gathering brings us closer to the world we're building together. Add to and explore the list of events at this link.
The TRUST Network, alongside AFP and Bedrock, will be hosting a workshop on September 16th during this summit. The title of our session is: Global Lessons in Early Warning-Early Response for Local Violence Prevention. More details and registration here.
The Ballots & Bots: Defending Democracy, Elections, and Public Trust in the Age of AI - September 28th (Salisbury, NC & Online)
This event brings together election officials, civic leaders, journalists, technology experts, policymakers, and researchers to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping elections and democratic discourse. The conference will be in two parts: the afternoon sessions (12-4 PM) at the Rowan County Events Center, with an evening event at Keppel Auditorium on the Catawba College campus. Both events will also be live-streamed via Zoom webinar. Register here.
Book Launch—Foreign Policy at the AI Frontier - September 28 (New York City)
Attend the launch of Branka Panic’s new book “Foreign Policy at the AI Frontier: How AI is Reshaping Progress, Power, and Peace.” Organized around three themes—Progress, Power, and Peace—the book explores how AI is reshaping the future of foreign policy. It takes readers from the history of diplomatic technology, the frontiers of agentic diplomacy, and the Global South's growing role in shaping AI's future. The book blends case studies with ethical reflection to equip its readers to act where two frontiers meet: the technological and the diplomatic. This event is co-hosted by NYU Center on International Cooperation, NYU Peace Research and Education Program, and Data for Peace. Register here.
Connect with us
Sign up for our newsletter, which has updates, and events, and frequently lists further ways to be involved. Sign up HERE.
Join the TRUST Network. Just by being a conscious, thoughtful observer of your local conditions, you make important contributions to the early warning/early action system as a Community Monitor. Then, together with your local colleagues and with the support of the TRUST Network, you can take positive action. Learn more HERE.
Leaders of organizations in positive peace actions, violence prevention, deradicalization, crisis data mapping, bridgebuilding, peacebuilding, social/racial justice, democracy, governance, media, and messaging -- we are here to melt the silos and offer you valuable collaboration. Please let us know if you're interested in joining the conversation by emailing us atinfo@thetrustnetwork.net.
Donate. We believe we can prevent escalation into violent conflict by building a national community cohesion and security infrastructure for the US, including an early warning/early action system. Help us achieve this by donating HERE.
.png)