One place I am looking forward to visiting has been nominated for the World Vision Peace Prize!
"The purpose of the World Vision International Peace Prize is to annually recognise and honour one individual who is a catalyst for peacemaking and one organisation which champions the integration of peacebuilding into relief, development and advocacy programmes."
There are two prizes and they have been nominated for both!
World Vision is proud to announce the 2010 Peace Prize finalists with 2 finalists for the Peacemaking Award and 7 finalists for the Peacebuilding Award:
Peacemaking Award: Rubina Feroze Bhatti (Pakistan) and Zoughbi Al-Zoughbi (Palestinian Territories)
Peacebuilding Award: Change Agents for Peace International (E. Africa/Great Lakes), Help the Afghan Children (Afghanistan), Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam- Oasis of Peace (Israel), Operatione Columba (Global), Search for Common Ground (Global), The Parents Circle-Families Forum (Israel), WI’AM (Palestinian Territories)
The public is invited to actively participate in commenting on the finalists by going to this link:
http://www.login.icohere.com/public/topics.cfm?cseq=626
Friday, May 28, 2010
The Wi'am Center
One place I am looking forward to visiting has been nominated for the World Vision Peace Prize!
"The purpose of the World Vision International Peace Prize is to annually recognise and honour one individual who is a catalyst for peacemaking and one organisation which champions the integration of peacebuilding into relief, development and advocacy programmes."
There are two prizes and they have been nominated for both!
World Vision is proud to announce the 2010 Peace Prize finalists with 2 finalists for the Peacemaking Award and 7 finalists for the Peacebuilding Award:
Peacemaking Award: Rubina Feroze Bhatti (Pakistan) and Zoughbi Al-Zoughbi (Palestinian Territories)
Peacebuilding Award: Change Agents for Peace International (E. Africa/Great Lakes), Help the Afghan Children (Afghanistan), Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam- Oasis of Peace (Israel), Operatione Columba (Global), Search for Common Ground (Global), The Parents Circle-Families Forum (Israel), WI’AM (Palestinian Territories)
The public is invited to actively participate in commenting on the finalists by going to this link:
http://www.login.icohere.com/public/topics.cfm?cseq=626
"The purpose of the World Vision International Peace Prize is to annually recognise and honour one individual who is a catalyst for peacemaking and one organisation which champions the integration of peacebuilding into relief, development and advocacy programmes."
There are two prizes and they have been nominated for both!
World Vision is proud to announce the 2010 Peace Prize finalists with 2 finalists for the Peacemaking Award and 7 finalists for the Peacebuilding Award:
Peacemaking Award: Rubina Feroze Bhatti (Pakistan) and Zoughbi Al-Zoughbi (Palestinian Territories)
Peacebuilding Award: Change Agents for Peace International (E. Africa/Great Lakes), Help the Afghan Children (Afghanistan), Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam- Oasis of Peace (Israel), Operatione Columba (Global), Search for Common Ground (Global), The Parents Circle-Families Forum (Israel), WI’AM (Palestinian Territories)
The public is invited to actively participate in commenting on the finalists by going to this link:
http://www.login.icohere.com/public/topics.cfm?cseq=626
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Is it Cyprus?
Someone I have known a long time online, but never in person has guessed that I might be going to the island that is in the middle of the picture in the first post (see below). The island is Cyprus. I looked at the map from the last post and can see why it is a good guess. I learned a lot about the sad history of conflict on the island of Cyprus by looking at the YouTube slideshow and reading the poem that was the narration of the slideshow in English. Cyprus has a long history and there are some interesting archaeological sites on the island.
Today's picture shows the place where I am going a little closer with borders, but still not words. What do you think?
Today's picture shows the place where I am going a little closer with borders, but still not words. What do you think?
Is it Cyprus?
Someone I have known a long time online, but never in person has guessed that I might be going to the island that is in the middle of the picture in the first post (see below). The island is Cyprus. I looked at the map from the last post and can see why it is a good guess. I learned a lot about the sad history of conflict on the island of Cyprus by looking at the YouTube slideshow and reading the poem that was the narration of the slideshow in English. Cyprus has a long history and there are some interesting archaeological sites on the island.
Today's picture shows the place where I am going a little closer with borders, but still not words. What do you think?
Today's picture shows the place where I am going a little closer with borders, but still not words. What do you think?
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Follow Me this Summer
The trip this summer will take me to meet new people and to see people that I met last summer. I will be going to a small, but very important country. See if you can guess which one it is! I will put a map here. Each day I will add a few more details until you can guess where I am going! This year the professor is going to be visiting archaeological sites while I help out with a summer program for kids. Use the comments area to put your guesses about where I am going!
Follow Me this Summer
The trip this summer will take me to meet new people and to see people that I met last summer. I will be going to a small, but very important country. See if you can guess which one it is! I will put a map here. Each day I will add a few more details until you can guess where I am going! This year the professor is going to be visiting archaeological sites while I help out with a summer program for kids. Use the comments area to put your guesses about where I am going!
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