; (D) address root causes of violence; (E) eradicate extreme hunger and poverty; (F) achieve universal primary education; and (G) empower women and girls; (2) support the creation of a multinational nonviolent peace force; (3) provide for exchanges between individuals of the United States and other countries that are endeavoring to develop domestic and international peace-based initiatives; and (4) disseminate applicable policies and research in consultation with appropriate entities of— (A) the Department of State; (B) the Department of Labor; (C) the Peace Corps; and (D) the United States Institute of Peace. (c) Grants The Assistant Secretary for International Peacebuilding Activities shall create a grant program to be known as the International Cultural Diplomacy for Peace grant program under which the Secretary shall make grants to pre-kindergarten schools, elementary schools, secondary schools, institutions of higher education, nonprofit organizations, and nongovernmental organizations for the purpose of developing international cultural exchanges, including exchanges related to the arts and sports, that promote diplomacy and cultural understanding between the United States and other countries. 107. Office of Technology for Peace (a) In general There shall be in the Department an Office of Technology for Peace, the head of which shall be the Assistant Secretary for Technology for Peace. The Assistant Secretary for Technology for Peace shall carry out those functions in the Department affecting the awareness, study, and impact of developing new technologies on the creation and maintenance of domestic and international peace, and disseminate applicable policies and research in consultation with appropriate entities of the Department of State. (b) Grants The Assistant Secretary for Technology for Peace shall make grants for the research and development of technologies in transportation, communications, agriculture, and energy that— (1) are nonviolent in application