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Students Rebuild inspires young people to engage with our world’s most pressing issues and channel their creativity through various artistic mediums to create meaningful change.

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2025: Spark Peace Project

This Year’s Project

This year, we’re inviting youth around the globe to join us on a journey to build a more peaceful world. Through creative action, students can explore their understanding of peace, identify its barriers, and share their vision for a more compassionate, peaceful, and inclusive society. 

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How it works

The process

Students will engage in a simple yet powerful process to make a difference.

Learn

Explore resources like lesson plans, art guides, and videos that enhance student learning about peace and compassion. 

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Create

Encourage students to express their ideas about the current project through their choice of literary, media, performing and visual arts, or STEM.

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Share

Submit students’ creative works to Students Rebuild. Each submission or student engaged raises $5 to support peacebuilding organizations, up to $1 million.

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How Students Rebuild Works

The model
  • Explore a global issue

    Each Students Rebuild Project gives students the opportunity to explore an important global issue.

    Last year, students learned how to take care of our Extraordinary Earth. This year, they will explore the themes of peace and compassion through the Spark Peace Project. 

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  • Make a work of creative expression

    Since 2010, hundreds of thousands of students have used what they learned to create 7 million works of creative expression around global issues. 

    Students submitted 166K creative pieces during the Extraordinary Earth Project. 

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  • Activate a donation 

    For each creative expression received, or student engaged, Creative Visions donates funds to support organizations making a difference around the world.

    During the Extraordinary Earth Project, we collaborated with five organizations with a proven track record of addressing critical needs and impacting local and global climate change.

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Insights from participants

ENGAGE
Student

“Through Students Rebuild and different classes at our school, I’ve been able to expand my mind and know more about the world in general. Also, it’s sparked interest in what I want to pursue for the rest of my life.”

sarah

High school student, Long Island, NY
Teacher

“I love how Students Rebuild allows my students to connect to not only students within their own community but to students in other countries across the globe. They loved that they could be a part of that.”

Ms. Smith

Kindergarten Teacher, Roanoke Virginia
Principal

“I believe projects like this bridge the gap and make our global community that much smaller. You’re motivated to think about other people and see what you can do to improve a situation not just at home but somewhere else.”

Dr. Milton Strong

High School Principal, Dix Hills, NY

Frequently asked questions

About Students Rebuild

Read the list below for answers to common questions about Students Rebuild and our Projects. Have a question that’s not featured in this list? Email us at [email protected]!

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  • 1

    Is there an active Students Rebuild Project right now?

    Yes! The Spark Peace Project, which kicked off in the fall of 2024, will run until the summer of 2025. Students can participate by creating a project that reflects their ideas about peace and compassion and submitting it through our website.

  • 2

    What’s the dollar match for each piece of creative expression submitted or each student who participates?

    For every piece of creative expression or youth engaged, we make a $5 donation to our Impact Partners. Since 2010, more than $12.5 million has been raised, benefiting over 450,000 youth around the world. To incentivize youth to go deeper with projects that may take more time or effort, Creative Visions will trigger a $5 donation for each student who participates. 

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    Where does the donated money come from?

    The way it works is simple: our annual Projects invite students to respond to a specific problem affecting young people. Teachers and students explore the issue in class, create art based on their learnings, and send it to us. For every piece of art submitted, we make a financial donation to organizations making a difference in the space.

    We ask them to make an impact by creating expressions that reflect their care and concern, and Creative Visions, with the generous support of the Bezos Family Foundation,  donates based on those submissions. This approach ensures that youth from all backgrounds and countries can contribute to solving critical global issues.