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Blog: Ranked Ballot

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Posted May 16th, 2012 by preferentiality

A Perfect Marriage of Freedom & Justice, Woman & Man, Tradition & Modernity, Black & White, Palestinian & Jew


(A HOW-TO)


 

Blog: become part of a TRC

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Posted December 1st, 2011 by A. Campbell

I have a Master of Diplomcy in International Conflict Management and Terrorism.  Currently, a  Doctoral  of Executive Leadershiip candidate.  I worked on African issues and inquirying the process on how to become a member of a TRC investigation.

bio: Ernest G Smith Jr

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Ernest Garnark Last (Family) Name:  Smith Jr Country or Region:  Liberia Ernest Garnark Smith,Jr. is my official name;I'm a 36 years old psychosocial counselor,freelance poet,blogger,advocate and motivational speaker.For now,I do work on a volunteered basis....I'm widely and affectionately known as Track.Using my potentials and time to give back to humanity in every ways to dignify lives gives me so many reasons to smile and feel fulfilled... Organization:  Global Voices

bio: Jackie Ogega

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Jackie Last (Family) Name:  Ogega Country or Region:  United States of America Jackie Ogega is a peace practitioner who has engaged in a wide range of work related to gender, international development and peacebuilding. She is the Director of the Women’s Mobilization Program at Religions for Peace international Secretariat in New York. She is the co-founder of Mpanzi – a rural-based non-profit organization dedicated to community peace.

bio: Megan

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Megan Country or Region:  United States of America

Blog: Behind the Barricades, There Is Happiness

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Posted August 5th, 2011 by HowMatters

Richard Moore describes himself as “just a guy who wanted to help.”

This is somehow funny coming from a man whom the Dalai Lama refers to as “my hero.”

Blog: An aid worker's poetic journey

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Posted June 8th, 2011 by HowMatters

It’s going to be a surreal moment. From what I understand, there’s a composer, a bridge, 600 singing schoolchildren, a Nobel Laureate, and one righteous celebration. The new Peace Bridge in Derry~Londonderry, Northern Ireland will be dedicated on June 25th.  And amazing to me still, I will be there.  Irish composer Ian Wilson contacted me via email in April. Could he use one of my poems in a new work he had been commissioned to compose for the bridge's opening ceremony?

Blog: Patients from the Hospital between two Churches

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Posted May 1st, 2011 by Neshad Asllani

PATIENTS FROM THE HOSPITAL BETWEEN TWO CHURCHES


Honoring the patients expelled from the General Hospital in Peja 


HIPPOCRATIC OATH AND HEALTH NEUTRALITY

bio: Dorothy Attema

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Dorothy Last (Family) Name:  Attema Country or Region:  Netherlands IFOR Women Peacemakers Program Netherlands Organization:  IFOR/WPP

bio: Isabelle Geuskens, Program Manager IFOR Women Peacemakers Program

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Isabelle Last (Family) Name:  Geuskens Country or Region:  Netherlands IFOR Women Peacemakers Program Netherlands Founded in 1919, the International Fellowship of Reconciliation (IFOR) is a ninety-year-old international and interfaith peace movement of socially engaged citizens who commit themselves to active nonviolence as a way of life and as a means of transformation: personal, social, economic and political. Organization:  International Fellowship of Reconciliation (IFOR) - Women Peacemakers Program (WPP)