The Nobel Peace Walk is a living pathway between The King Center and The Carter Center — the only two Nobel Peace laureate institutions on Earth within walking distance.
Early access for partners, educators, and patrons of the project.
Ten interactive stations. Two legacies of peace. One extraordinary proposition — that peace can be walked, learned, and carried home.
Atlanta stands alone. Nowhere else on Earth can a visitor walk in a single afternoon between the homes of two Nobel Peace laureates — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President Jimmy Carter. The Nobel Peace Walk transforms that mile and a half into one of the most meaningful walks a human being can take.
A curated pedestrian route between The King Center and The Carter Center — designed for reflection, not just transit.
Ten to twelve interactive kiosks along the way — each a chapter in the story of modern peace.
Archival film, oral history, and AI-guided encounters with the era's most important peacemakers.
A model to be carried outward — wherever in the world peace deserves a place to walk.
We are opening a narrow door early. Partners, investors, educators, and cultural institutions are invited to walk in first.
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Thank you. You'll hear from us when the path is ready to walk.