The International Day of Peace was established in 1981 by the United Nations as an annual observance of global non-violence and ceasefire. Every year, people in all parts of the world honour peace in various ways on 21 September.
International Day of Peace, 21 September 2008
Salaam, Shalom, Shanti, Mir, Friede, Pax, Paz, Peace
Links of interest:
Roots & Shoots (Goodall Institute) Each year, in support of the United Nations International Day of Peace, Roots & Shoots members and friends come together to promote peace. All over the world, young people craft Giant Peace Dove Puppets from reused materials and fly the Doves in their communities. From the high peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro to the low plains of Kansas, Peace Doves fly, held high by hopeful hands.
Peace is Hard ...
International Day of Peace, 21 September 2008
Salaam, Shalom, Shanti, Mir, Friede, Pax, Paz, Peace
Links of interest:
- International Day of Peace (wiki)
- Peace One Day (wiki)
- Search for Common Ground
- Google News search International Day of Peace
- International Peace Day in Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia (Byron Shire Echo)
Roots & Shoots (Goodall Institute) Each year, in support of the United Nations International Day of Peace, Roots & Shoots members and friends come together to promote peace. All over the world, young people craft Giant Peace Dove Puppets from reused materials and fly the Doves in their communities. From the high peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro to the low plains of Kansas, Peace Doves fly, held high by hopeful hands.
Peace is Hard ...
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