Students participating in the "Open Mic" part of the event in which they were free to express themselves through music or poetry.

Youth of all ages take part in the painting of a peace mural at the opening event. The design was chosen as a part of a "Peace Begins at Home" poster contest sponsored by A Woman's Place.

Bucks County Commissioner Mike Fitzpatrick presents Peace Week BUCKS COUNTY coordinators, Brandon Wolff and Natalie Kaye, with a formal proclamation at the opening "unity cafe" event at Oxford Valley Mall in Langhorne, PA. The proclamation declared May 21st-28th, 2004, Peace Week BUCKS COUNTY.

Participants of all ages battled extreme heat to take part in the Walk for Peace through Core Creek Park.

Youngsters take part in face painting and music after the Walk for Peace.

The three speakers, Columbine High School Survivor, Richard Hoover; SAVE R US founder, Brandon Wolff; and TeenWebOnline founder, Billy Hallowell at the National Liberty Museum closing event.