; (B) support national and regional conflict-prevention, de-escalation, and peaceful dispute-resolution initiatives in nations experiencing social, political, medical, or economic strife and among all nations; (C) develop community building, violence prevention, amelioration and de-escalation training for the general public to educate about peacebuilding skills and to promote sustainable peace, peacebuilding buy-in and peacebuilding awareness; (D) provide training for the administration of post-conflict reconstruction and demobilization in war-torn societies; (E) address root causes of violence; (F) eradicate extreme hunger, infectious and other diseases, and poverty; (G) eradicate genocide; (H) achieve universal primary education; (I) empower women and girls; (J) eradicate human trafficking; and (K) eradicate dehumanization and mistreatment of individuals; (2) support the creation of a multinational nonviolent peace force; (3) provide for exchanges between individuals of the United States and other nations that are endeavoring to develop domestic and international peace-based initiatives; and (4) disseminate applicable policies and research in consultation with— (A) the Department of State; (B) the Department of Labor; (C) the Peace Corps; (D) the United States Institute of Peace