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Peace gaming – Social networks, games and virtual worlds are crossing unlikely boundaries. From Jerusalem Post

Posted on May 13, 2010. Filed under: 0. Peace |

May 13, 110 Thursday 8 Sivan 3870 13:20 IST Photo by: Courtesy Peace gaming – Social networks, games and virtual worlds are crossing unlikely boundaries. By JIM LUCE, BENJAMIN JOFFE-WALT AND RACHELLE KLIG 13/05/2010 http://www.jpost.com/HealthAndSci-Tech/Health/Article.aspx?id=175521 A 14-year-old living in Haifa, Israel, sits by a laptop working all night with a 22-year-old Lebanese engineering student in [...]

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Making strides toward peace – Walkers hope to help elevate consciousness

Posted on July 17, 2009. Filed under: 0. Peace | Tags: , , , , |

Wednesday, July 15, 2009 Making strides toward peace (Cited from El Defensor Chieftain at: http://www.dchieftain.com/news/90291-07-15-09.html ) Walkers hope to help elevate consciousness Nat Holland El Defensor Chieftain Reporter A desire for world peace instead of a world blown to pieces is the motivation for a diverse group of individuals participating in a peace walk that [...]

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John Lennon’s plea for world peace “Imagine” chimes across Liverpool

Posted on May 16, 2009. Filed under: 0. Peace | Tags: , , , , , , , , , |

John Lennon’s song “Imagine” the unofficial anthem for World Peace, will be heard in Liverpool this Saturday May 16th, 2009, as chimes from the Liverpool Cathedral are played to that tune.

In this post we want to celebrate this event for Peace, in Liverpool where John Lennon and the Beatles first started on their road to world-wide fame.

In a world full news of events and forces arrayed against Peace, it is refreshing to hear about some of the events and activities that people organize for Peace. This event is an example of people for Peace extending the call for World Peace using different creative ways.

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In Riverdale, Palestinians and Jews gather to banish hatred

Posted on March 1, 2009. Filed under: 0. Peace, 1, 1. World Peace, 3. Peace in Middle East |

Despite the overwhelming barrage of negative news, and cycle of violence in the world, there are ever present efforts to build bridges and close chasms between different groups in conflict, that tend to be under-reported.

The actions and efforts to build peace and re-conciliation are found in different places and carried out in creative ways. Such is the story of the Palestinians and Jews in Riverdale, who gather and break bread together to help banish hatred, and build understanding, tolerance and Peace. They are a part of a Peace movement called – “World Peace, One Falafel at a Time.” that aims to break down walls and build peace in the World.

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Peace – What does it really mean? by Michele Misiewicz

Posted on February 6, 2009. Filed under: 0. Peace, 1. World Peace |

PEACE
What does it really mean?
by Michele Misiewicz
Special Envoy to the South Pacific
http://www.earthportals.com/Portal_Messenger/peace.html

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Gandhi Foundation’s 2008 Peace Award given to two contributors to the Success of Peace in Northern Ireland

Posted on January 2, 2009. Filed under: 0. Peace, 1. World Peace | Tags: , , , |

We have previously blogged on the Success of Peace in Northern Ireland on “Break Down the Walls & Build Bridges of Understanding, Love and Peace.” The Gandhi Foundation’s 2008 Peace Award was awarded to two key participants to the Peace process in Northern Ireland, the Reverend Harold Good and Father Alex Reid.

The Success of Peace in Northern Ireland is one that should inspire people all over the world about the possibilities of overcoming seemingly impossible obstacles to end conflicts, and establish Peace in their region of the world. We are glad that the Gandhi Foundation chose to give the 2008 Award to people who helped establish this historic Reconciliation and Peace.

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What does Senator Barack Obama’s election mean for Peace in the World?

Posted on December 22, 2008. Filed under: 0. Peace, 1. World Peace | Tags: , , , , , , |

The election of Senator Barack Obama as the next President has generated great excitement, joy, and raised hopes around the world… The big question is what will be its long term impact on World Peace?

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Poems for Peace – a poetry exchange between youth worldwide

Posted on December 2, 2008. Filed under: 0. Peace, 1. World Peace |

We would like to spotlight the website “Poems for Peace” at www.PoemsForPeace.org which promotes the importance of Peace. We have included an excerpt from the home page.Please leave suggestions of Peace websites to spotlight.
Excerpt from www.PoemsForPeace.org follows

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The Jewish-Arab Peace Song (w/ English subtitles)

Posted on November 3, 2008. Filed under: 0. Peace, 1. World Peace, 3. Peace in Middle East | Tags: , , , |

The Jewish-Arab Peace Song (w/ English subtitles) Great song and video of people from two warring camps reaching out for Peace from a point of Love for all human beings.

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Ending the UN´s peacekeeping mission in Eritrea and Ethiopia is an abrogation of its mission

Posted on September 2, 2008. Filed under: 0. Peace, 1. World Peace, 4. Peace in East Africa |

The Security Council’s decision to end the UN’s peacekeeping mission in Eritrea and Ethiopia is an abrogation of the United Nation’s mission.  UN’s main reason for existence is to promote peace and abate violent conflicts. In this capacity, for the last eight years, it has nudged the two bellicose governments of Ethiopia and Eritrea to [...]

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