Carolyna Marks was invited in 1989 by the Center for Creative Initiative and the Vocational Schools in Moscow to go as their guest for a year to work with
Soviet youth to build a Peace Wall. In the course of the year, a Peace Wall Core of ten translators - four adults and six teenagers - and Carolyna worked with 7,000 children, ages ten to eighteen. This is where
the Peace Empowerment Process was first conceived.The Moscow Peace Wall was completed in November 1990, less than a year after the Berlin Wall fell, and is prominently located on the Arbat, a 12th century mall near
the Kremlin. It is over a city block long and eight feet in height. |