ActNOW for SDGs!
Join thousands of peace-loving runners from all walks of life as we lace up not just for a run—but for a peace movement. Run for Peace 2025 is where youth energy meets the dream of a peaceful and sustainable world. Whether you run, volunteer, or support, you're part of a bigger wave of change.
400,000+
Participants
20 years
2005 to 2025
In 2025, Run for Peace returns to unite communities across Malaysia, with events taking place at 23 locations in 12 states and 2 federal territories. Discover your nearest run location and take part in this meaningful journey towards peace, unity and a better future for all.
Our commitment to sustainability continues — and so does the iconic blue!
Together, let’s run for peace — and for the planet.
This year, the runner's kit includes a towel, a wristband and an e-certificate of participation. Please wear or bring towel and wristband with you on the event day, so our team can easily identify registered participants.
It's time to take action and protect our planet for generations to come. From reducing waste to supporting local eco-friendly events, each small step we take can make a huge difference. From this year onwards, we are embarking on a more sustainable Run for Peace. Our efforts will include incorporating eco-friendly practices and implementing waste minimisation policy.
It's more than kilometres. It's momentum for change. Run for Peace is not about speed or competition—it's about unity, purpose, and hope. Here's why this run stands out:
Run for Peace is the nation's largest peace-themed event, offering a vibrant platform where Malaysians from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds come together to foster friendships and unite for the cause of peace.
Every step you take contributes to the vision of a more peaceful, inclusive, and sustainable society. You're not just crossing a finish line—you're helping to build a future where no one is left behind.
The run aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), creating awareness and inspiring action for health, education, climate justice, and peace.
Run for Peace is powered by young people, all united by one goal: creating positive change in their communities. Whether you're a student, working adult, or retiree—this movement welcomes you.
This is a run where people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds come together—families, friends, students, and even first-timers. It's not about winning. It's about belonging.
Held in 23 locations across Malaysia with tens of thousands participating, you're joining something bigger than yourself— a collective voice for peace that echoes throughout the nation.
Because this is where we come together not just to run, but to rise—as individuals, communities, and a nation—for the sake of peace and sustainability.
The slogan for Run for Peace is "Peace starts with me - ActNOW for SDGs!", emphasising that positive change begins with each individual. This message empowers participants and reminds them that their actions can contribute to creating harmony and peace in their communities, societies, countries, and the world as a whole.
Soka Gakkai International (SGI) President Dr. Daisaku Ikeda once said, "Nothing is more precious than peace. Nothing brings more happiness. Peace is the most basic starting point for the advancement of humankind."
The roots of this peace movement can be traced back to September 8, 1957, when second Soka Gakkai president Josei Toda made a powerful declaration calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons. He emphasised that the real enemy is not the weapons themselves but the destructive mindset that seeks to dominate or harm others.
Run for Peace is a way for ordinary citizens to take a stand for peace, challenge destructive ways of thinking, and embrace values of empathy, respect, and coexistence. By participating in the Run for Peace, participants from all walks of life unite to build a culture of peace in their communities and promote the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—all starting with small actions in daily life.
Through this collective effort, participants can become agents of change and contribute to a brighter future for all.
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