Click here to find out the latest opportunities to get out in the community and make some positive changes in the name of peace. From writing contests to conferences on nuclear disarmament, see how you can plug into the hottest opportunities to contribute to a non-violent world.
Are you a university student? Do you have 10 minutes to spare? Take a study break to fill out Soka Gakkai's survey on attitudes toward nuclear weapons.
To take the survey, visit www.nukeaware.com
If you want further information on Soka Gakkai, please visit www.sginz.org/new
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The Forum for Development, Culture, and Dialogue FDCD and the Arab Group for Muslim Christian Dialogue are hosting their annual International Work and Study Camp entitled ‘Dialogue: Its Role in Peace-Building & Human Rights' this year from July 5th to
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USA Student Peace Alliance 2010 National Conference
February 26-28, 2010
South-Western University, Austin, Texas.
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Student Peace Alliance is a national youth movement mobilizing our generation to create and sustain peace. Working with Student Peace Alliance, youth th
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The Right Livelihood Award – sometimes called the ‘Alternative Nobel Peace Prize’ – was established in 1980 to honour and support those "offering practical and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing us today". It has become widely known as the 'Alterna
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Youth from around the world linked up in an international youth video conference hosted by Project for Nuclear Awareness on October 26th -27th 2009. The conference focused on nuclear disarmament and the role of youth. Peace Foundation Wellington Office Director Alyn Ware s
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On 7 November 2009, Costa Rican President and Nobel Peace laureate Oscar Arias launched Arms Down - a worldwide campaign to transfer military spending towards development needs - and a Global Youth Disarmament Campaign. The campaign, led by religious youth, engages and ass
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 NPT-TV is a dynamic online TV programme developed by youth interviewing key people at the 2009 Conference of States Parties to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Recent years have seen nuclear weapons spreading to new countries (India, Pakistan, North Korea), the possibility of terrorists acqui
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The World March for Peace and Nonviolence, a global event involving millions of people celebrating non-violence and promoting an end to war, will start in Aotearoa-New Zealand on 2 October Gandhi’s birthday. The march is being supported by Heads of State, high-level UN officials, Nobel Peace laure
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