Salam Day is observed every December 25th, a global movement connecting neighborhoods, exchanging greetings of peace, and honoring our shared humanity.
Watch live peace declarations connecting cities and communities across all continents
Salam Day welcomes people of all cultural backgrounds, faiths, and secular traditions to share in a collective movement of peace.
Simple gestures make a profound impact. Encouraging everyone to speak words of peace and greeting neighbors with genuine warmth.
Designed as an open, secular civic holiday accessible to everyone regardless of religion, culture, or background.
Observed on December 25th during the global winter season, bringing communities together in a shared spirit of goodwill, generosity, and peace.
Ancient and timeless emblems representing our shared human yearning for reconciliation, healing, and brotherhood.
Rooted in ancient Mediterranean traditions and Noah's Ark, it became a secular global emblem of reconciliation after Pablo Picasso used it for the 1949 World Peace Congress.
Popularized globally by the story of Sadako Sasaki, folding paper cranes became a worldwide symbol of hope, healing, and our shared yearning for peace.
Waking up to presents wrapped in kraft paper, teal ribbons, and olive sprigs on December 25th morning, ensuring every child shares in the magic of the season.
On December 25th morning, children wake up to wrapped gifts and festive surprises, experiencing the excitement, warmth, and magic of the winter holiday season.
At 12:00 PM noon, speak 'Assalamu Alaikum' (Peace be upon you) aloud to unite in a nationwide moment of harmony.
Gather family and neighbors for a warm evening feast or potluck highlighting comforting flavors from any culture or tradition.
Add your name, city, and personal message of goodwill to our live Global Peace Wall and plan your December 25th celebration.