Peace ceremonies are events designed to promote harmony and reconciliation among individuals or groups. They often involve rituals, speeches, and symbolic acts that emphasize forgiveness and understanding. These ceremonies can take place in various settings, such as communities, schools, or even at a national level, and may include participants from different backgrounds and cultures. Such ceremonies can be inspired by historical events or conflicts, aiming to heal wounds and foster unity. They may also incorporate elements like music, art, or traditional practices to enhance the experience. Notable examples include the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa and various interfaith gatherings worldwide.