| Posté le: Mars 20 2010,19:48 |
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Adresse postal de votre organisation/institution
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Adresse E-mail de votre organisation/institution
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info@cultureofpeace.org
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Adresse du site Web de votre organisation/institution
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http://cultureofpeace.org
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Téléphone de votre organisation/institution
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1-413-329-7517
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PRIORITÉS. Cliquez sur TOUS les aspects d'une culture de paix qui sont des objectives importantes de votre organisation. |
EDUCATION FOR PEACE
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
HUMAN RIGHTS
WOMEN'S EQUALITY
DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION
UNDERSTANDING, TOLERANCE AND SOLIDARITY
FREE FLOW OF INFORMATION
INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY
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PLUS HAUTE PRIORITÉ. Cliquez sur l'aspect de la culture de paix qui est l'objectif le plus important pour votre organization. |
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PARTENARIAT (réponse facultative) : A quels réseaux et associations votre organisation participe-t-elle pour renforcer le mouvement global pour une culture de la paix ?
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See website
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ACTIONS (réponse impérative) : Quelles actions ont été entreprises par votre organisation pour favoriser une culture de paix et de nonviolence pendant la décennie (2001-2005)? Si vos activités de 2001-2005 ont déjà été publiées dans le rapport de 2005, ils seront incluses dans le rapport de 2010.
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2009:
Mombasa: Students of all ages and schools of the physically challenged discussed: “Role of Youth and the Disabled in Leadership and Development”, organized by Rotaract Club.
Nairobi: “World Peace Day Poetry Festival” at Hope Baptist Church Auditorium, hosted by World Hope Academy, which also included Peace art and photography. Coalition for Peace and Development in Kibera led “people trains” through the Kibera slum village to Kibera 42 where a march proceeded to the District Commissioner’s grounds for Art & Culture for Peace. Hundreds attended including representatives from embassies and NGOs attended a conference and screening of “Day After Peace” at US International University.
2007:
Africa Peace Point in conjunction with a group of NGOs, including PeaceNet, religious organizations as well as grassroot initiatives working in Nairobi and its environs held the 8th annual Nairobi International Peace March, walking from Kiberia to Uhuru Park on the 15th of September 2007. This year's theme was “Towards a More Inclusive Society”. The national commemorations took place at Uhuru Park on the International Day of Peace, attended by H.E the President and other political leaders. A peace charter was signed and a peace torch lit to be used to advocate for peace throughout the country.
District Peace Committees (DPCs) in Kenya's North Rift Valley Province, consisting of chairpersons, women, youth, and civil society representatives, held processions culminating in tree planting events. Following these, communities were invited to open forums for discussion spearheaded by the District Commissioners. Peace icons were identified and honored by the DPCs from amongst community members. Each district endeavored to light a “peace torch” as a symbol of peace.
The National Council of Churches organized a peacebuilding workshop on September 20th which was attended by Muslim and Christian leaders. On September 21st a Peace Campaign was launched (Choose Peace, Avoid Chaos). The President of the Republic, Mwai Kibaki, was there as the Chief Guest, who launched five doves as a sign of Peace. *
2005:
Africa Peace Point and the organizing committee of the Nairobi Peace Rally, an initiative of a group of Peace NGOs in Nairobi, organized the Nairobi International Peace Rally on September 17th at the Uhuru Park Grounds. The theme of the celebrations were “Towards Justice and Equity”, which evoked the idea of different players in the civil society and the public working together with the state to entrench the values of justice and equity at local, regional and international levels.
World Peace Prayer Society (WPPS) Representatives of the Kenyan military, and international diplomats stationed in Nairobi joined United Nations staff members at the UN's African headquarters in Gigiri, Nairobi, to commemorate the International Day of Peace. The focus of the UN-sponsored celebration of the International Day of Peace in Kenya was the contribution made by the people and Government of Kenya to peace in the region, and for their important role in the UN's peacekeeping work across the globe. Participants in the celebrations included Kenyan military officers, led by Major General Njuki Mwaniki, and civil society representatives from the Peace process which resulted in the cessation of hostilities between North and South Sudan. Also invited were schoolchildren from the Nairobi area who had written messages of support to Kenyan peacekeepers currently involved in nine different peacekeeping operations around the world. Some of the letters were read out by the children before they presented them to General Mwaniki for forwarding to the peacekeepers.
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PROGRES (réponse impérative) : Votre organisation a-t-elle connu un progrès vers une culture de paix et de non-violence pendant cette deuxième moitié de la décennie (2005-2010) ? Merci de ne pas déborder cette espace pour votre réponse. |
On a global level, reported events for the International Day of Peace continue to grow year after year (see the website listed above):
In the 2005 Report, 155 Peace Day events in 47 countries are presented.
The 2007 records show that:
* We had 623 commitments across the world
* 70 countries
* 225 cities (outside of the USA)
* 42 US states
* An estimate of nearly 500,000 participants
* An average of 500 people per event
2009 annual report listed 700+ events
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OBSTACLES (réponse impérative) : Votre organisation a-t-elle rencontrer des obstacles empêchant vos initiatives pour une culture de paix et de nonviolence? Expliquez-les, svp. Merci de ne pas déborder cette espace pour votre réponse.
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not reported
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PROJETS (réponse facultative) : Quels nouveaux engagements sont prévus par votre organisation pour favoriser une culture de paix et de nonviolence à court, moyen et long terme?
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The International Day of Peace is an annual event.
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MOUVEMENT MONDIAL (réponse facultative) : A votre avis, comment peut-on renforcer la culture de paix et de la nonviolence dans le monde?.
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