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Kris Appleby (left) and Kay Ponicall of the Suite Dreams Project, at a Rochester, Mich., hospital

Peace x Peace

After watching American bombs strike Afghanistan in 2001, Patricia Smith Melton (second left), a Virginia playwright, invited a number of influential women to discuss a route to peace. In January 2002, after a three-day roundtable, Melton had a 600-page transcript of their thoughts on equal rights, education, inclusion, and restorative justice.

Melton launched Peace x Peace, an organization and Web site dedicated to connecting circles of women.

For more information on Peace x Peace, log on to www.peacexpeace.org.

From the November 2003 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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