Racism series – Rotary club of Toronto
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmsyh-hwl0xIjWlvcDFmikyz7_Psui_77
Part 1 - The Reality of Racism Today
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL9JDFULS80&list=PLmsyh-hwl0xIjWlvcDFmikyz7_Psui_77&index=1
Part 2 - Exploring Systemic Racism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b18_DyT4-xo&list=PLmsyh-hwl0xIjWlvcDFmikyz7_Psui_77&index=4
Part 3 - A Call to Action - What can we do to STOP Racism?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87GAbq-arVs&list=PLmsyh-hwl0xIjWlvcDFmikyz7_Psui_77&index=5
Paul K. Chappell discusses the movement to create a peace literate world. Peace literacy is a movement of educators and concerned citizens who want to empower people with the training, skills, and understanding needed to heal the root causes of our problems, rather than merely addressing surface symptoms. A peace literate world is a secure, just, and prosperous world. You can learn more at www.peaceliteracy.com
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.
Rotary D5550 World Peace Partners - PEG - Presentations provided by Heather Block (United Way) & Charles Thrift (IISD) representing PEG and exploring connections to the Global Peace Index on Sep 24 2016 at the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg, Canada. PEG is Winnipeg's community indicator system, measuring the health of our community year over year – in ways that count. It is the starting place for Winnipeg citizens, educators, policy makers, and many others to learn more about our city so we can lead change to create a better city for our children and their children. Learn more at www.mypeg.ca
Adventures in Global Citizenship - A jump start to the university year
