Since its founding, the Stanford Peace Innovation Lab has built a continuous tradition of experimenting with emerging technologies to prototype new forms of collaboration across conflict and difference boundaries. From PeaceDot to Manor Labs, from Cloud to Street to Turban Myths, our projects helped define the early fields of peace tech and peace engineering, shaping how researchers, practitioners, and policymakers think about the role of technology in fostering prosocial behavior.

At the same time, Peace Innovation is a continuous practice. The methods we pioneered - collaborative ideation, light prototyping, behavior design, and open innovation - remain at the heart of our work today. We apply them in executive education, corporate training, and, most recently, in exploring how AI can be designed not merely for efficiency, but to unlock humanity's collective ability to imagine, design, and invent across difference boundaries.