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"Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow."
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in Time Magazine's 1999 pole for "Man of the Century". I have marked the sites with an "  " if they particularly appealed to me.Your taste may be different so enjoy the ride. THE LINKS 
Abolition 2000 Abolition 2000: A Global Network to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons is a dynamic international citizen's movement that calls for conclusion by the year 2000 of negotiations on a treaty to eliminate nuclear weapons within a time-bound framework. In April 1995, during the first weeks of the Non-Proliferation Treaty Review and Extension Conference, activists from around the world recognized that the issue of nuclear abolition was not on the agenda. Activists met together to write the Abolition 2000 Statement that has become the founding document of the Abolition 2000 Network. Over 1,000 organizations in 76 countries have now signed it and are actively working in ten working groups to accomplish eleven points listed in it. Action Without Boarders
Action Without Borders Inc. maintains Idealist.org, the richest online directory of nonprofit and volunteering resources, with information provided by 14,000 organizations worldwide. Action Aid ActionAid exists to help children, families and communities in some of the world's poorest countries to overcome poverty and secure lasting improvements in the quality of their lives. ACTIONAID focuses on long-term development, tackling the root causes of poverty. Working directly with communities to help them improve the quality of their lives. The AFB Peace Research Index
The AFB Peace Research Index is based on a continuous survey of institutions and individual scholars involved in peace and conflict research. It lists over 300 organizations/institutions, with details of their areas of concern and useful information about their infrastructure. The American Refugee Committee The American Refugee Committee (ARC) is a nonprofit, nonsectarian, humanitarian organization working for the survival, health, and well-being of refugees and displaced persons affected by war. ARC works with uprooted people to help them rebuild productive lives of dignity, purpose and self-sufficiency while always striving to respect their cultures and values. The American Refugee Committee was formed in 1978 by a group of concerned business and community leaders whose mission was to help resettle refugees who were fleeing their homelands as a result of the Indochinese conflict. The site offers information about work being done in places such as Bosnia-Herzegovina Cambodia, Croatia, Guinea, Rwanda, Somalia, Sudan, and Thailand. Amnesty International
Amnesty International is a worldwide campaigning movement that works to promote all the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international standards. In particular, Amnesty International campaigns to free all prisoners of conscience; ensure fair and prompt trials for political prisoners; abolish the death penalty, torture and other cruel treatment of prisoners; end political killings and disappearances; and oppose human rights abuses by opposition groups. This site also offers an amazing list of links to other sites on the web relating to human rights. Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility
CCNR is a not-for-profit organization, federally incorporated since 1978, having a charitable tax number. It is dedicated to education and research on all issues related to nuclear energy, whether civilian or military -- including non-nuclear alternatives -- especially those pertaining to Canada. A plethora of valuable information about nuclear energy in Canada. Canadian Centres for Teaching Peace The purpose of PEACE.CA is to bring together all peoples of the world in the promotion of lasting peace through "thinking globally and acting locally", building peace in the community, strategic action planning, networking, and information sharing. Peace.ca should enhance cooperation between nations, cultivate goodwill and peaceful understanding among people, and promote human and economic development. CARE International CARE International helps poor people and those caught in crises to take charge of their lives and futures. In 64 countries we combat disaster and poverty through practical, carefully planned relief and long term programmes. Our hallmarks are professionalism, partnership, clarity of purpose, quality and value. Casa Alianza/Covenant House
Casa Alianza/Covenant House Latin America offers residential programmes for street children in Latin America and is a committed advocate for children's rights. Casa Alianza has two clear goals as an agency. One is to provide direct services for the street children in the countries where we are working. The second is to be an advocate for the children - to raise our voices for the street children who have no voice, and to empower the children to raise their own voices. The Carter Center
 The Center, guided by a fundamental commitment to human rights, wages peace by bringing warring parties to the negotiating table, monitoring elections, safeguarding human rights, and building strong democracies through economic development. It sows the seeds of peace in other ways--by fighting disease, increasing crop production, and promoting preventive health care in the United States and abroad. The goal is to help create a world where every man, woman, and child has the opportunity to enjoy good health and live in peace.
Center for Defence Information Founded in 1972 as an independent monitor of the military, the Center for Defense Information is a private, nongovernmental, research organization. Its directors and staff believe that strong social, economic, political, and military components and a healthy environment contribute equally to the nation's security. CDI seeks realistic and cost effective military spending without excess expenditures for weapons and policies that increase the danger of war. CDI supports adequate defense by evaluating our defense needs and how best to meet them without wasteful spending or compromising national security. The Committee to Protect Journalists The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) is an independent, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that documents and responds to press freedom violations worldwide. The site provides information and links to media sites which are subject to harassment, attack, censorship, and closure as well as information about journalists who have been jailed or are being harassed. Count up 2000 How to celebrate the comming millenium with a positive attitude. On January 1, 2000 the greatest celebration the world has ever known will take place. Will it be just the world's biggest party or will it be celebration with a purpose? The purpose of bringing our families and communities together and uniting our global community in a universal wish for a better world for us all. Earth Charter Campaign
 The objective of the Earth Charter is to give inspiring expression to the most fundamental principles of an integrated ethical vision for our common future. These principles will have enduring significance for people of all races, cultures and religions, clarifying humanity's shared values and developing a new global ethic for a sustainable way of life. The aim is to draft a statement of ethical principles similar to the UN Declaration on Human Rights that will guide the conduct of people and nations towards each other and the Earth to ensure peace, equity and a sustainable future. The draft is on site for you to comment on and make suggestions about.
Friends of the Earth Friends of the Earth exists to protect and improve the conditions for life on Earth, now and for the future. Based in the UK this is an international organization comprised of the largest international network of environmental groups in the world, represented in 58 countries. I is one of the leading environmental pressure groups in the UK and has a unique network of campaigning local groups, working in 250 communities in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Gaia Mind The GaiaMind Project is dedicated to exploring the idea that we, humanity, are the Earth becoming aware of itself. From this perspective, the next step in the evolution of consciousness would seem to be our collective recognition that through our technological and spiritual interconnectedness we represent the Earth growing an organ of self-reflexive consciousness. While we believe that the Earth is alive, and we are part of it, we also affirm the Great Spirit of Oneness found at the heart of all the worlds great spiritual traditions. What is most important may not be what we believe, but what we find we all share when we put our thoughts aside to go into meditation and prayer together. Buddhist Gandhi page This page designed and maintained in loving memory of Mohandas 'Mahatma' Gandhi who was not born a saint (as is the case in most humans) but grew gradually into the state of a 'realized being' through his study of the human condition. Good luck to us all. Ghandi
Bombay Sarvodaya Mandal is a GANDHIAN CHARITABLE TRUST having noted Gandhians amongst its midst and undertakes various constructive Programmes, Seminars, Workshops, Meetings, and Youth Camps in pursuance of the teachings of Gandhiji, Vinobaji and J.P. To educate and create awareness in the minds of the masses we propagate ethical books pertaining to Gandhiji, Vinobaji and Sarvodaya by putting up exhibitions at various places, schools & colleges. We also sell, thought provoking and spiritual books of Shri Aurobindo, Swami Vivekananda, Swami Chinmayananda, J.Krishnamurthy and children's books, so that their message reaches the masses. Ghandi Today A Swedish magazine. Gandhi Virtual Ashram A work in progress, but worth checking back. The M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence The Mission of the Gandhi Institute is to promote and apply the principles of nonviolence locally, nationally, and globally, to prevent violence and resolve personal and public conflicts through research, education, and programming. The Institute, founded by Arun Gandhi (Mahatma Gandhi's grandson) and his wife Sunanda, was established to promote and teach the philosophy and practice of nonviolence to help reduce the violence that consumes our hearts, our homes, and our societies. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, The Mahatma
This site aims to be a repository of information on the Mahatma, useful to research students, the Mahatma's legion of admirers and the public alike. A wealth of information exists about his life, which has been documented by his many followers. His was a remarkable life, lived in extraordinary times. Gandhi's life evolved along India's nascent desire for freedom from the British Raj. Thus his life was inextricably entwined in the Independence movement, which accounts for the wealth of material on him. Quotes, an autobiography and more. Virtual Gandhi Shrine
Spend a few moments in peaceful contemplation. Global Meditations Although prayers and meditations are not for everyone, the number of global meditations and prayer circles for peace on earth is growing. Even sharing in a moment of silence is an empowering way to join with others all around the world in the universal wish for peace on earth. Here are some of the many global meditation initiatives, many of which are focusing on January 1, 2000 as a unique opportunity for a quantum leap in the evolution of human consciousness. The Hague Appeal for Peace The Hague Appeal for Peace was conceived in 1996 by civil society groups thinking about how to mobilize citizens and governments to jump-start a new century of peace. Planning for the Hague Appeal was initiated by four groups: The International Association of Lawyers Against Nuclear Arms (IALANA); the International Peace Bureau (IPB); the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW); and the World Federalist Movement (WFM). This is a professionally designed site with information about the "Civil Society Conference" to be held in May at the Hague. Their news page offers information about recent developments in the Hague Appeal for Peace. Institute for Global Communications
IGC is the U.S. member of the Association for Progressive Communications, a global partnership of computer networks that link activists around the world. It is a nonprofit organization that provides alternative sources of information as well as online access and comprehensive Internet services for progressive individuals and organizations. The initial network, PeaceNet was founded in a garage in Palo Alto, California in 1986. Since then, IGC has expanded its capabilities to bring Internet tools and online services to organizations and activists working on peace, economic and social justice, human rights, environmental protection, labor issues and conflict resolution. On this site are the Peacenet, Econet, Womensnet, Labornet, Comflictnet.  May Peace Prevail on Earth
The mission of the Institute for World Peace Through Prayer and Meditation is to bring the people of the world together in Prayer and Meditation. Our goal is to have over one billion people in Prayer and Meditation on New Years Eve 1999. In the interim, now until the New Year, we are asking everyone to spend a moment in prayer at 12:00 noon every day. The International Association of Educators for World Peace The International Association of Educators for World Peace is the official Peace Messenger of the United Nations (1987) and promoting world citizenship, common core curriculum and sustainability. Educating in learning how to learn. International Association of Lawyers Against Nuclear Arms IALANA's main objectives have remained basically the same since its foundation: the development and strengthening of the international legal order with a view to delegitimizing the use and threat of use of nuclear weapons. Since its foundation in 1988, IALANA's scope of action has gradually widened and it now includes efforts to control the international, conventional arms trade and to introduce novel concepts of security based on non-offensive defence and confidence building. International Peace Bureau  The IPB is the world's oldest and most comprehensive international peace federation, bringing together people working for peace in many different sectors: not only pacifists but also women's, youth, labour, religious, political and professional bodies. It has 170 member organizations, both internationals and national/local groups in over 40 countries. IPB's role is to support peace and disarmament initiatives taken by the UN, by governments, and especially by citizens.
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War IPPNW is a global federation of national physicians' organizations dedicated to safeguarding health through the prevention of war. Founded in 1980, IPPNW was an inspiration born of the Cold War. With the world divided into two militarized camps poised on the brink of nuclear war, a small group of Soviet and American doctors took a leap of faith. They put ideology aside to sound a medical warning to humanity: that nuclear war would be the final epidemic; that there would be no cure and no meaningful medical response. In a world freed from the East/West conflict that once threatened global nuclear war, IPPNW continues to work for the elimination of weapons of mass destruction. Today, even conventional weapons can and do inflict indiscriminate damage upon civilian populations and the environment. For that reason, IPPNW, while still committed to working for the abolition of nuclear weapons, works for the prevention of all wars and to promote alternatives to violence and armed conflict. Inter Press Service IPS-Inter Press Service is an international association of professional journalists and others in the field of communications. It has no national or political base and pursues the objectives of equal gender representation and balanced representation of ethnic diversity and geographical distribution. IPS is dedicated to promoting democratic participation in economic, social and political life, the full involvement of the countries of the South in international policy-making and the full empowerment of women in the development process. In addition, IPS promotes a global communication strategy that aims to bring together civil society, policy makers at national and international levels and the media. Jewish Peace Fellowship Members of the Jewish Peace Fellowship are a diverse group of people, religious and secular Jews from all our traditions and all branches of Judaism. All believe deeply that Jewish ideals and experience provide inspiration for a nonviolent way of life. We see Jewish tradition as a continual calling toward peace, justice and compassion, a tradition whose goal is to bring all people to the consciousness that peace and not war is where we should direct our vision, energy and lives. We feel the rising tensions in the world today which can lead to the nuclear destruction of the planet. We are distressed by the increasing military presence and spending--and the decreasing commitment to human needs. Committed to nonviolent social activism and Jewish teachings, we are concerned with the problems facing the Jewish people and, indeed, all people. Life & Peace Institute The Life & Peace Institute, LPI, is an international and ecumenical centre for peace research and action. Founded in 1985 by the Swedish Ecumenical Council, LPI aims to further the causes of justice, peace and reconciliation through a combination of research, seminars and publications. Mark Shepard's Nonviolence Page On this page you'll find writings by Mark and others on Mahatma Gandhi, nonviolence, and alternative economics. Very interesting. Nobel Prize for Peace
This site offers a complete listing from 1901 to the present of all winners and their acceptance speeches. The Nobel Channel
Compelling interactive media on laureate achievements offers rich information and resources, historical references and fascinating learning experiences. On this site you are offered access to eight main programming areas: Nobel Achievements, Nobel Theatre, Alfred Nobel Section, The Prizes Section, Events, Interactive Learning Studio, Nobel Navigator and Nobel's Web World. These areas are regularly refreshed with original multimedia features and new information and also provide an archive of previously featured content. To get the full value of this site you must have various plug-ins. However, links are offered to sites to download them off the bat and even if you don't have all of them the site is spectacular. The Non-violence Web The Nonviolence Web provides free typesetting and display on the Internet’s World Wide Web to regional, national, and international groups working for social change through nonviolent action. Many links to Peace sites. OneWorld OneWorld is an Internet community of 260 organizations leading the way for human rights and sustainable development worldwide. A very useful resource offering brief descriptions and links to all 260 member organizations. Overseas Development Institute The Overseas Development Institute is Britain's leading independent think-tank on international development and humanitarian issues. The Institute regularly provides advice on development issues to a wide range of organizations including governments, international agencies, and non-governmental bodies. Oxfam International Oxfam International is an international group of independent non-governmental organizations who work together to make a real impact on poverty and injustice world-wide. Oxfam International, founded in 1995, is an international partnership of 11 autonomous non-government organizations. Member organizations are of diverse cultures, history, and language, but share the commitment to working for an end to the waste and injustice of poverty - both in longer-term development work and in times of urgent humanitarian need. Pathways to Peace Pathways To Peace (PTP) is an international not-for-profit peace building, educational, and consulting organization. A site with potential to be extensive but just getting startes offering many different approaches to the concept of Peace from Law (Human Rights, Justice and Democracy) to Culture (arts & music, sports and positive media) to Education (literacy, communication, and conflict resolution) and more. The site offers links to all these subjects, some more extensive than others but worth a look. Peace and Conflict The Home of Peace Studies on the World-Wide Web.. A collection of resources. Lots of information but not so well organized. Peace Brigades International Peace Brigades International (PBI) is a unique grassroot organization exploring and implementing nonviolent approaches to peacekeeping and support for basic human rights. By invitation, PBI sends teams of volunteers who go into areas of political repression and conflict. PBI provides protective international accompaniment for individuals and organizations who have been threatened by political violence or who are otherwise at risk. In this way, PBI enlarges the space for local activists to work for social justice and human rights, while at the same time being non-partisan: not telling them what to do, how to do it, or how their future should be formed. Peace Magazine Journalists, educators, and activists keep up to date on the important work of peacemaking by reading this popular and respected magazine. Six times a year we publish articles, news stories, book and film reviews, letters, and a calendar of events. We discuss disarmament; conflict resolution; nonviolent sanctions; peace institutions (e.g. the United Nations and the World Court); conflicts and crises around the world; profiles of activists and researchers; and controversies about development, population, and environmental protection. Our illustrated 32-page magazine includes an eight-page section produced in collaboration with Science for Peace. Our stories are technically accurate, yet intelligible to any reader with a general education and some interest in international affairs and global security. Peace Magazine is published by Canadian Disarmament Information Service (CANDIS) -- a nonprofit organization. We rely heavily on volunteers, including our associate editors who select and commission articles for each issue. Peacewalker The personal website of peace pilgrim Derek Youngs. "In the last twelve years I have walked over 22,000 kilometers in thirteen countries. I am also a grandfather, a story teller and a healer. I tell stories of walking in trust, walking alone, or with 500 people, with Buddhist monks, a pony, a travelling farm, a children’s circus, over the Alps. Stories of how you can move beyond your fears and awaken your sense of adventure and curiosity. In the last few years, my walking FOR peace has become walking IN peace." Pearson Peacekeeping Centre The mission of the Pearson Peacekeeping Centre is to support and enhance the Canadian contribution to international peace, security, and stability. The Centre conducts research and provides advanced training and educational programmes. The Pearson Peacekeeping Centre is an independent organization established by the Government of Canada in 1994, and is a division of the Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies. The Centre is funded, in part, by the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, and by the Department of National Defence. The PPC accomplishes its mandate by providing research, education and training in all aspects of peacekeeping. Peacewire Peacewire is a cooperative effort between the Public Education for Peace Society, and End the Arms Race. It is hoped that Peacewire will provide useful and empowering information on peace and disarmament issues in Canada. This site also has links to other peace sites which is, if not extensive, at least interesting, especially to Canadians. Physicians for Global Survival, Canada
PGS is the official Physicians for Global Survival, Canada section including contact information, projects, official documents and PGS Position Papers. Has a multitude of links relating to peace and peacekeeping as well a many other topics. Program on Nonviolent Sanctions and Cultural Survival The Program on Nonviolent Sanctions and Cultural Survival is a research program within Harvard University's Weatherhead Center for International Affairs. Since January 1995 the Program has been directed by Professor of Anthropology David Maybury-Lewis. Under his direction, the program formally links two complementary strands of Harvard-based research, each spanning nearly three decades. Project Ploughshares Since its founding in 1976, Project Ploughshares has promoted the concept of "common security": that security is the product of mutuality, not competition; that peace must be nurtured rather than guarded; that stability requires the reduction of threat and elevation of trust; and that sustainability depends on participatory decision-making rather than on exclusion and control. Project Ploughshares promotes disarmament and demilitarization, the peaceful resolution of political conflict, and the pursuit of security based on equity, justice, and a sustainable environment. Public understanding and support for these goals are encouraged through research, education, and the development of constructive policy alternatives that advance the following objectives in Canada and internationally. The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
Here you will find links to all the various Quaker organizations internationally including links to Canadian Friends Service Committee which acts on the peace and social justice concerns of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Canada . Its work is built on the foundation of Quaker belief that there is value and the essence of God in every person, and is dedicated to peace, equality and simplicity. There is also a link to the Quakers in Britain which is very informative and interesting. Another Quaker link is to the Friend's Historical Library. Resources for Peace You will find links to resources on nonviolence and social change. Lots of links. Save the Children Save the Children was founded in London in 1919 by Eglatyne Jebb and her sister Dorothy Buxton. A forward and visionary thinker, Jebb laid the foundation for today's worldwide movement for children when she created the original international Save the Children organization in Geneva in 1920. Today, the Alliance is an association of autonomous, non-profit, non-sectarian, voluntary organizations working throughout the world for the betterment of children, their families and their environment. The scope of activities encompasses development assistance and advocacy for children's rights, and is extended through the work of its 25 members to over 100 countries throughout the world. The International Save the Children Alliance is made up of 25 independent member organizations such as Save the Children Canada which is a charitable organization that helps more than 1.3 million kids each year in ten countries. The organization is dedicated to improving the lives of the most needy children in Canada and overseas, regardless of race, sex, colour or religious affiliation. Other members are Save the Children UK and in the Save the Children Federation in the United States. School of Metaphysics We invite you to become a special part of our efforts to aid in enhancing and quickening the process of spiritual growth and mental evolution of the people of the world. The School of Metaphysics, a not-for-profit educational and service organization, has been in existence for a quarter century. During that time, we have taught tens of thousands directly through our course of study in applied metaphysics. A Season For NonviolenceJanuary 30 - April 4, 1999 During the First Season For Nonviolence, more than 400 organizations partnered to create events and activities in more than 115 cities to highlight and honor the organizations, programs and individuals that are making our communities more peaceful. This was the launch of the worldwide Movement for a Culture of Peace & Nonviolence. Join us for another Season of peacebuilding. Good resources and a number of terrific suggestions and exercises for individuals and families to learn about and commit to the non-violent life. The Transnational Foundation for Peace and Future Research The Transnational Foundation for Peace and Future Research expresses a vision and is an experiment in applied peace research and global networking. We believe that alternatives to the main world trends are desirable and possible -- indeed, less violent future. TFF is an independent, small and innovative force for peace. We see conflict-resolution as science, art and politics in one. Thus, you'll find science, art and politics on these pages. UNESCO The Culture of Peace is all the values, attitudes and forms of behaviour that reflect respect for life, for human beings and their dignity and for all human rights, the rejection of violence in all its forms and commitment to the principles of freedom, justice, solidarity, tolerance and understanding among peoples and between groups and individuals. UNICEF Founded in 1946, UNICEF advocates and works for the protection of children's rights, to help the young meet their basic needs and to expand their opportunities to reach their full potential. UNICEF "is guided by the The Convention on the Rights of the Child and strives to establish children's rights as enduring ethical principles and international standards of behaviour towards children". Union of Concerned Scientists UCS is citizens and scientists working together for a common goal: a healthy environment and a safe world, for today and for the next century. Over 70,000 people from all over the country--people from all walks of life--work on UCS issues in their community or support us financially--or both! Together we focus on encouraging responsible stewardship of the global environment and life-sustaining resources promoting energy technologies that are renewable, safe, and cost effective transforming the nation's transportation system away from use of polluting fuels; curtailing weapons proliferation; and promoting sustainable agriculture. Victoria Peace Centre We believe that our century doesn't have to end with a bang or a whimper. The old boundaries between East and West, North and South are crumbling. The Nineties offer real opportunities to end the arms race in favour of international cooperation. A new idea is taking hold in international relations, the idea of common security. Common security means that you and I are secure only when everyone is secure... from fear, from want, from injustice. Peace is assured not by the threat of nuclear weapons, but by the strength of our mutual commitments to reduce human suffering. The War, Peace and Security WWW Server
The War, Peace and Security WWW Server is administered by the information Resource Centre at the Canadian Forces Command and Staff College. The College is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The War, Peace and Security Guide offers bilingual access to Internet resources on the following subjects: armed forces of the world; contemporary conflicts; international relations; military art and science; military history; peace, disarmament and arms control; and peacekeeping. The Britanica Britannica Internet Guide calls it a "Superlative almanac of international relations and military science...." An incredible array of links. Web Networks Web Networks is a unionized non-profit organization that links more than 3000 non-profits, agencies, activists and citizens dedicated to social change. From basic Internet access to complete WWW site development, hosting and platforming services, we provide the most comprehensive communication tools and resources for non-profits in Canada. An easily searchable site. World Peace 2000
On September 13, 1996 the first Global Conference of the World Peace 2000 Network met at the United Nations to discuss the possibility of making peace on earth a reality in the 21st century. Representatives from nearly 30 different countries attended this inspiring day of unity, inspiration and hope. From this worldwide network of individuals, groups and organizations, the World Peace 2000 Coalition arose, dedicated to helping promote the CountUP to 2000 - the United Nations' International Year for a Culture of Peace, beginning with a worldwide day of peace on January 1, 2000, (known throughout the world as World Peace Day, One Day In Peace, Peace Day, Peace Day 2000, Planet Earth Peace Day, Peace on Earth Day and other variations). The World Peace Prayer Society The World Peace Prayer Society is a nonprofit, member-supported, non-sectarian organization dedicated to spreading the message and prayer May Peace Prevail on Earth. Through the Peace Pole Project, World Peace Prayer Ceremonies, the Peace Pals program for young people, and other initiatives, members and supporters around the world are working together to carry the universal message of peace to their communities on every continent. Worldwatch Institute Worldwatch is a nonprofit public policy research organization dedicated to informing policy makers and the public about emerging global problems and trends and the complex links between the world economy and its environmental support systems. Worldwide Calendar of Peacemaking Events Provided by the Center for Peacemaking and Conflict Studies at Fresno Pacific University in California. |
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