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During select years, citizens of Japan visit the United States, Germany, or Korea and on alternate years guests
from American visit Japan - all part of the continuous Peace Ambassador Exchange (PAX) program. The focus of
the PAX program is to network and exchange ideas and materials related to peace, reconciliation, nuclear issues,
and to hear first hand accounts of those whose lives have been impacted by war and the tragedies of atomic bombings.
To foster interest in the PAX from America to Japan exchange, the American Committee makes available
up to four PAX Travel Scholarships of $ 1000. accompanied by a simplified submittal and applicant selection process.
Nagasaki Kyoto Peace Ambassador Exchanges are the evolution of Barbara Reynolds' genius that world peace begins with the building of personal and lasting friendships- in her words, "to foster peace, one friend at a time" |
 North Manchester, with former and next WFC directors |
 Goshen, IN at Bertsche's, with their friends invited |
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 Bluffton Elementary School, Japanese and American children's drawings were exchanged. |
 Elgin, IL, after the church service |
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 Seattle, at a high school |