Three Dot Dash® is a global initiative of WAFF that supports Global Teen Leaders (GTLs) around the world who are actively working on projects that promote a more peaceful society by addressing one or more basic human needs — food, water, health, shelter, safety, education and the environment. The name Three Dot Dash is a mash-up of Morse code, used by telegraphs, and the two-fingered "V" gesture that has come to be known as the peace sign. In Morse code, "V" is •••–
Inspired by the late 13-year-old poet and peacemaker Mattie J.T. Stepanek, Three Dot Dash is a yearlong leadership and mentoring program that teaches teen leaders how to effectively "tell their stories" during the Just Peace Summit using various forms of media, current technology and distribution methods to gain media attention and public support. Three Dot Dash creates a sustainable worldwide network of individuals, corporations and nonprofit organizations to support GTLs and foster public participation around the globe. The 2008 and 2010 Three Dot Dash Just Peace Summits brought together GTLs from 22 countries on 5 continents to New York City. The 2011 Just Peace Summit will take place March 25 – April 1, 2011 in New York City. To find out more visit threedotdash.org

Mitchelle, 18, created AGENDA (African Girl-Child Education Nurturing and Developing Action) to assist young girls in breaking the long tradition of arranged girl marriages at the age of 12. AGENDA has spread into 11 Nigerian communities and influenced close to 23,000 girls!