Peace education is envisioned as a global initiative that brings illuminated art into dialogue with communities seeking understanding and reconciliation. The goals include the development of traveling exhibitions centered on themes of peace, the creation of illumination centers dedicated to learning and creativity, and the expansion of satellite centers across diverse regions. Educational training initiatives focus on empowering economically disadvantaged and underrepresented youth, particularly in areas affected by conflict, through meaningful artistic engagement.

Innovative programs emphasize hands-on collaboration and mentorship, where international participants work alongside scholars and artists in an atmosphere of shared inquiry. Learning integrates history, visual and literary arts, music, mathematics, and science, demonstrating how creativity and knowledge intersect across disciplines. Participants explore world cities, cultural traditions, religions, ethnic identities, and systems of governance, cultivating respect for diversity and a deeper appreciation of global interconnection.

Young people—including those who have faced war, limited educational access, or social marginalization—engage in experiences designed to strengthen confidence, leadership, analytical thinking, and ethical awareness. Educators and creative practitioners gain the skills necessary to establish new illumination centers in communities challenged by poverty and unrest. Through partnerships, collaboration, and sustained support, the vision advances toward a worldwide network dedicated to education, cultural exchange, and the enduring pursuit of peace.