The organization organizes Peace Alliance Action Teams within state congressional districts and also a Student Peace Alliance youth group.

[2] Examples of their work include legislative efforts such as bills to establish a Department of Peace, and to address youth violence through the Youth PROMISE Act (S. 1318, H.R.

1307), as well as direct efforts within local communities to work on peaceful resolution of problems such as bullying in the schools, conflict resolution, and gang violence.

Recent legislative efforts include: The Safe Schools Improvement Act (S.506[4] and H.R.

1648[5]) to address bullying in schools; advocacy for international peacebuilding efforts within U.S. State Department and foreign operations funding appropriations; and legislation to establish a Department of Peace (H.R.