Here are some links to web sites of organizations referred to from the
PEACETALKS web site. We would also like to list other sites dedicated to
the search for alternatives to violence in our world. Please
contact us if you have suggestions of
sites to add.
www.TheHealingWalks.com
www.enviroscan.com/html/world_peace.html
http://www.peacecoalition.org
www.Wilmington.edu/PeaceRC.htm
www.peacetreesvietnam.org
www.thecommunity.com/crisis
www.warresisters.org/
www.nonviolence.org
www.fpif.org
Foreign Policy
in Focus: "Working to
make the U.S. a more responsible global leader and partner"
www.quaker.org/fptp/agli
www.usip.org
www.ubuntufund.org
www.wilpf.org
www.wedo.org
www.acresolution.org
The Healing
Walks for Personal, Planetary Peace are people walking all over the country,
each week at the same time, with a focused intention for positive change.
Walkers start with a personal and planetary intention related to a
situation, problem or crisis in their lives and on the planet. Both are held
with a new focus on how they visualize the situation would look healed.
The word PEACE in 284 languages!
Commemoration
of the 60th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on
Friday, August 5 in Princeton
Peace Resource
Center of Wilmington College
www.comcat.com/~peace
NOVA (Network of Victim Assistance) strives
to develop programs and services that empower individuals and promote
respect for the privacy, uniqueness, and dignity of all people
The Peacemakers
Speak: An interesting
site containing statements of 17 of the living Nobel Peace Prize winners
written in the weeks following September 11th. It also offers a means
to send e-mail to the Laureates.
The War
Resisters League rejects the use of violence for national defense or for
revolutionary change, and believes war is a crime against humanity.
The site also sells a calendar called "52 True Stories of Nonviolent
Success".
The
Nonviolence Web is a site that
includes some of the U.S.'s most dynamic peace groups online.
The African
Great Lakes Initiative is involved in AVP (Alternatives to Violence Project)
in helping to heal the people traumatized in Rwanda
The United
States Institute of Peace
Ubuntu
Education Fund is an organization dedicated to the town of Alexandra,
South Africa and helping children specifically.
PeaceAction: A national
peace and justice organization located in D.C.
Women's
Environment & Development Organization
A national
Conflict Resolution Organization in D.C.
SEEKING PEACE, PURSUING JUSTICE is the Reform Movement's campaign to educate and mobilize North American Jewry to support peace efforts and social justice causes in Israel.
Shalom Achshav [Peace Now], the largest grassroots movement in Israel's history. "Violence is not the answer to the age-old conflict in the Middle East."
An ecumenical center for Palestinian Liberation Theology which seeks to make the Gospel contextually relevant. Sabeel strives to develop a spirituality based on justice, peace, nonviolence, liberation and reconciliation for the different national and faith communities.
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