
Inclusion has a home at Main Street…
Dr. Jeni Stepanek (Mama Peace) shares thoughts about the important matter of belonging – which is truth at Main Street in Rockville, Maryland – one of Mattie’s Peace Foundation’s Partners4Peace.

Dr. Jeni Stepanek (Mama Peace) shares thoughts about the important matter of belonging – which is truth at Main Street in Rockville, Maryland – one of Mattie’s Peace Foundation’s Partners4Peace.

Mattie Stepanek Poetry Contest – submission deadline June 1. Categories include POEM, FILM, AUDITORY, & ARTWORK. This is a #Partners4Peace project by the My Hero & Mattie Stepanek Peace Peace

President Jimmy Carter spoke at her teen son, Mattie’s funeral in 2004; now 20 years later, Jeni Stepanek is honored to attend his.

“A Time for Compassion” Compassion matters. Compassion isn’t about pity, but equity. And at its best, compassion shouldn’t be about reacting to a crisis, but an everyday truth – from

Honoring Jimmy Carter’s legacy of service, peace, and humanitarianism through heartfelt stories, tributes, and reflections on his lasting global impact.

Jimmy Carter’s niece honors his peace legacy with tie-dye peace signs in Plains, blending art and tribute to his Nobel Peace Prize-winning efforts.

Family and friends honor Jimmy Carter’s legacy of service and humanity as he enters hospice care at his Plains, Georgia, home.

Jimmy Carter’s friendship with Mattie Stepanek inspired hope and peace, shaping the foundation’s enduring mission nearly 20 years later.

A vibrant mosaic at Main Street honors Mattie Stepanek’s message of peace and unity, inspired by his words, “Sunset is still my favorite color, and rainbow is second.”