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Posted: Jan. 28 2006,08:17 by Diskin, Lia
from Brazil - Palas Athena Association |
 
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1.
Create demand for such by implementing in governmental and private
universities graduation, post-graduation and extension courses on
Culture of Peace, Peace Education, Human Security, Non-Violent
Conflict Resolution, Peace Research, Non-violent Social
Transformation, using History and other connected
themes.
2.Form partnerships with other fields of knowledge
that already have a natural calling for Culture of Peace, and that
are taking action within their fields, for example: Health - the
movement started by the WHO to humanize services rendered to
patients; Law - the Restorative Justice Movement; Environment -
mobilization of the Green Peace and Simpler Living trend; Education
- the Education for Peace trend that started with Maria Montessori
(Spain is reference in this subject); Economy - the banks of the
poor (Seva Bank and Grameen Bank, and also cooperatives; Agriculture
- the organic producers; Spirituality - the inter-religious dialog
institutions; Politics - International Transparency, etc.
3.
Create specific Culture of Peace sites where each country can
find, in their mother tongue, the Culture of Peace reference
documents of the last decades, that were produced by the UNO, and
also other complementary documents such as, for example, the Earth
Charter, The International Court, the Kioto Agreement,
etc.
To maintain an international forum where dialog is free
is also a most important leverage, as initiatives that start in one
country can serve as a model or inspiration for other cities or
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