Rotary E Club of World Peace
Weekly Speakers
https://rotaryeclubofworldpeace.org/review-of-weekly-club-meeting/
Peace Literacy is a new approach to both peace and education, informed by three models:
Peace Literacy builds on the strengths of these three models:
Click to link: https://www.peaceliteracy.org/
Vancouver Declaration, February 11, 2011*
Law’s Imperative for the Urgent Achievement of a Nuclear-Weapon-Free World
Developed with the input of a conference convened February 10-11, 2011, in Vancouver, Canada, by The Simons Foundation and the International Association of Lawyers Against Nuclear Arms, entitled "Humanitarian Law, Human Security: The Emerging Framework for the Non-Use and Elimination of Nuclear Weapons," in acknowledgement of the Simons Chairs in International Law and Human Security at Simon Fraser University.
Click to link: Vancouver Declaration 2011
West Point graduate and Iraq War veteran Paul K. Chappell speaking to 1200 people at the outdoor Hall of Philosophy of the Chautauqua Institution about realistic hope, the need for peace literacy, the myth that human beings are naturally violent, and the possibility of ending war between nations.
Click and link on: PaulKChappell.com
Institute for Economics and Peace - Education
Education is an essential tool for building peace. The Institute works with academics, researchers and students around the world.
Click to link: EconomicsandPeace.org/education
Measuring Peace
Measuring peace at the global and national level allows us to assess the social, political and economic factors that create peace. Each year the Institute for Economics and Peace produces the Global Peace Index, the world’s leading measure of national peacefulness, ranking 163 countries according to their levels of peace. A series of national peace indices have also been developed to explore the fabric of peace at the subnational level.
Click to link: Global Peace Index
Rotary International is a network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, and community leaders who come together to create positive, lasting change in our communities and around the world.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Friends of Canadian Museum for Human Rights
University of Manitoba
Arthur V Mauro Centre for Peace and Justice mauro_centre
University of Winnipeg
Joint MA in Peace and Conflict Studies
Canadian Mennonite University
Université de Saint-Boniface
UNESCO Associated Schools Project Network (ASPnet) in Manitoba
To view the speech made by Sakuji Tanaka, Rotary International President-elect for the 2012-13 Rotary year. World Peace Partners sees this as a validation and an inspiration to work harder to advance our Programs.
Universal Declaration for Human Rights
Adopted Resolution 10-71, 2010 Council on Legislation of Rotary International
Adopted Resolution 10-73, 2010 Council on Legislation of Rotary International
Rotary Centers for International Studies in Peace and Conflict Resolution
Rotary Action Group for Peace
International Day of Peace
