Conference Platform
We're excited to be using Hopin & Zoom to carry out this year's Global Peace Conference!
Please view the materials below to learn about navigating Hopin.
New to Hopin? Follow these directions from our user guide to register for the Global Peace Conference and create a Hopin profile. This account is free and necessary to take part in the conference.
Already have a Hopin account but need a refresher on how to register for a conference? We've got you covered.
Update your Hopin profile with a great photo, witty headline, and links to your website and social so attendees can get to know you!
Change your language preferences so your Hopin buttons are in your preferred language.
Walk through the different functions of the main page icons in Hopin (related image below).
Take a look at our comprehensive User Guide for Attendees for clear guidance on signing up and accessing Hopin.
Guía del Usuario de Hopin: Participantes (Español)
Guia do Usuário do Hopin - Participantes (Português )
Got more questions? Email gpc-2021-enquiries@rpfaa.org.
Quick overview of the main navigation page attendees will see when they enter the event. Take a look at our main page overview for more details.
We want to send a huge thank you to our peacebuilding partner World BEYOND War for lending us some of their Hopin training materials from their own conference. Below is a guided walk through of the Hopin by Word Beyond War's NoWar2021 Conference team. NOTE: some of their functions and features will be different from ours.
Jump to the end of the page to learn more about their amazing work.
Additional Hopin Tutorials
Learn more about World BEYOND War
World BEYOND War is a global nonviolent movement to end war and establish a just and sustainable peace, with membership in 190 countries and chapters and affiliates around the world. They follow a two-pronged approach of peace education and nonviolent direct action organizing to dispel the myths of war, educate about its alternatives, and advocate for structural and cultural change. They received the Educators’ Challenge Award from the Global Challenges Foundation in partnership with the London School of Economics (LES) Institute of Global Affairs. The awards are presented to projects that effectively communicate and increase engagement among young people and the general public around global risks including war, climate change, and nuclear weapons.
Check out their upcoming online course War and the Environment, with guest facilitation by 3 Rotary Peace Fellows and a Rotary Global Grant scholar!
Learn more about their new program spanning 10 countries, Peace Education and Action for Impact, which will be launched in September in coordination with Rotary Action Group For Peace.