The document describes a proposed website and app called "Conversations with Peace Activists" that allows users to have simulated conversations with various peace activists from around the world. The conversations are generated from interviews and statements from the activists. After the conversations, users are tested on what they learned and can earn the title of peace advocate. The target audience is students ages 12 to 21, and the goal is to promote peace and inspire future peace leaders around the world in a fun, educational way.

1. Conversations with Peace Activists

2. How Conversations With Peace
Activists Website and App works
• The conversations with Peace Activists website and app starts with the peace advocate
challenge which lets users converse in simulated conversations with several different
peace activist from all around the world. In creating the App I will use questions and
answers simulated from interviews and statements I will research to generate answers
to the different questions users can ask the peace activists. Users at the end of
conversations are tested on what they have learned and given points towards gaining
the title of a peace advocate. If enough points are not gained new questions are
simulated to ask the peace activist. Having different peace activists will let users from
all different cultures explore other cultures activists and be inspired. The game will be
translated to different languages so no language barrier will be up so it can be a global
app. Not only will users be learning about different cultures, but will be able to see
similarities in how activists believe in using non-violence.
• My target audience: Are students who range from ages 12 to 21. I plan to promote the
website and app as an educational resource. I will promote the website and app to
schools and promote it as a free educational app on ITunes. I believe the app will spread
as it become a valuable resource to inspire and teach children in schools and homes
around the world. The App and website also creates a community that collects future
peace leaders together which I hope to promote as a way to get older users to play the
game and become peace advocates especially college students.

3. Conversations with Peace
Activists
Example Conversation with Gandhi:
Pick from a list of questions to ask him:
Then the answer will be read( in English if
that is language selected) and users can see
the answer in text(which will be converted
to different languages).
The game lets users test their knowledge
and also learn new information.
In the end of each conversation with peace
activists, users are tested on certain facts
that have been discussed and given points
towards the goal of earning the title of
peace advocate .

4. Part 2 of Conversations with Peace
Activists Game
• After Users have gained enough points and completed all the conversations with the
peace activists, users are then moved to the final part of the game.
• The final part of the game lets all the peace activists ask generated questions. This
will get the user thinking about what he or she has learned. It also inspires the user
to think about his/her role as a peace advocate in their society they live in and what
they can do to be a activist for peace in a non-violent way. After users have finished
all the questions they are awarded the title as a peace advocate and are able to
connect with other users who are peace advocates as well. This will connect users
from around the world and begin a community that will be able to post on the
website and apps peace advocates wall. Users can post questions on the wall for
users to answer and talk more about there culture. Users will also be able to share a
link showing their new title on social media sites like Facebook to get others to join
and become a peace advocate.