Signup4Peace
A privacy-first global declaration

One world.
One voice against war.

Add your voice to a worldwide public count of people who believe conflict should be resolved without war. Signing is a statement — nothing more.

Sign for peace
No name or emailNo membershipNo donationNo mailing list
Why this exists

From powerlessness to a visible public voice.

The idea began when the war in Ukraine and the violence in Israel and Palestine made one feeling impossible to ignore: it is easy to talk about war, but hard for an ordinary person to find something concrete to do. Signup4Peace became one way to act.

Wars are decided from the top. Peace must also rise from below.

Military alliances protect states and their members. Signup4Peace has a different role: making the voices of people visible across borders, alliances and opposing sides.

Together across borders
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people have signed for peace
Country totals appear after a safety threshold
For safety, a country is highlighted only after at least 5 people have signed there. Smaller totals remain part of the global count.
Your voice matters

Stand up for peace without identifying yourself.

This is not a political party, organisation or fundraising campaign. We do not ask for your name, email, address or precise location.

Aggregate-only storage
We permanently store only counters. There is no individual signature record, profile, timestamp or IP fingerprint in the pledge database.
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Country is optional and is stored only as part of a counter.

A signature with no strings attached.

It meansYou add your voice to a clear, universal statement against war.
It does not meanYou join an organisation, accept a political programme or promise future action.
Safer by defaultOnly aggregate totals are stored. Small country totals are hidden from the map.
How change can grow

A civic signal that becomes harder to ignore.

1A person signs safely

No name, email, profile or required country.

2Voices become visible

Only privacy-protected aggregate totals are published.

3Credible scale creates evidence

Civil society, researchers and media can see participation grow.

4Leaders face public pressure

It becomes harder to claim that war has unquestioned public support.

An important limit: Signature totals show participation. They are not representative opinion polling and cannot prove what an entire population believes.
Questions worth asking

Clear principles, honest limits.

Does signing mean choosing a side in a conflict?

No. You sign one shared principle: opposition to war and support for peaceful ways to resolve conflict.

Can these numbers prove what a country believes?

No. They show how many people participated, not a statistically representative share of the population.

Is Signup4Peace a replacement for the UN, NATO or diplomacy?

No. It is a bottom-up civic signal with a different function: making public opposition to war visible.

What happens if the movement becomes large?

The project will publish transparent methodology reports, establish independent governance and invite civil society, researchers, media and leaders to engage with the evidence.