"Speaking of violence children are exposed to, I just received in my email from Natural News (Mike Adams) a special report that everyone should know about. I copied it below so that everyone can read it. These kinds of things need to have…"
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Ted Nunn's Discussions
Why Do We Bother?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by DoPeace Admin Jul 23, 2011.
What Did You Do For the International Day of Peace?
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- In which state do you live? (Please provide the full spelling, not the state abbreviation.)
- Maryland
- If you know your Congressional district, please let us know (NY-09, for example, for New York state district 9).
- MD-07
- What first attracted you to peace activism?
- Born & raised in California - it's in my blood.
- What's your level of involvement with the movement?
- Active Volunteer
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Lynne M. Harrington-Crick commented on the blog post 'National Task Force on Children Exposed to Violence'
A blog post by Ted Nunn was featuredNational Task Force on Children Exposed to Violence
I was browsing Google for news on "violence" today (something I have not done in quite some time) and came across this post from Robert Listenbee Jr., of the Defender Association of Philadphia. Mr. Listenbee writes about the ever-present issue of violence in our inner cities and the impact that violence has on children.Rather than just being another in an endless stream of…See More
terica luxton commented on the blog post 'Growing Food Instead of Gangs in California'"sweet thanks for sharing"
Caroline L. Nunn commented on the blog post 'Growing Food Instead of Gangs in California'"California gets things right once in a while. Good food and healthy youths!! It doesn't get much better than that! Thanks for the info Ted. "
Denise Janssen Eager commented on the blog post 'Growing Food Instead of Gangs in California'"This is a great way for kids to be part of a meaningful community while being actively involved with peace instead of violence. I hope other communities take note. Thank you for posting it.
In solidarity of peace,
Denise"
Patricia Simon commented on the blog post 'Growing Food Instead of Gangs in California'"Thanks for bringing attention to this transforming work! Jimenez's peacebuilding program with youth should be headlined in newspapers, nationally, and could become one of the many domestic projects coordinated by a U.S.…"
Wendy Greene commented on the blog post 'Growing Food Instead of Gangs in California'"So many good people doing good work. Thanks for the reminder!"
Sarah Preston Tiers commented on the blog post 'Growing Food Instead of Gangs in California'"A most creative solution. The child in the picture looks happy about what he is doing; hopefully many others will prefer that to gangs, violence and detention. Would also be a great work for those in detention, rather than sitting around. Peace and…"
A blog post by Ted Nunn was featuredGrowing Food Instead of Gangs in California
I thought I'd share an uplifting article that came through the internets this week. Creative, thoughtful, caring people have come up with an alternative to gang membership that benefits youth and the surrounding community by getting at-risk youth into agriculture. …See More
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Books4Peace
Books4Peace is a fundraising site on Amazon where we sell gently used books with the proceeds being donated to The Peace Alliance and The Student Peace Alliance.Everyone is invited to participate. Contact me if you want to sell some books.See More
Mimi Lenox left a comment for Ted Nunn"Ted,
I would like to thank you for hosting our event on your website today. BlogBlast4Peace is happening right now. People all over the world are blogging for peace as we speak. We appreciate having a platform here.
Wishing you much continued…"
Kevin Fountain commented on Ted Nunn's video
Michael Moore Goes to Norway & Visits a Prison of the Future
"This is interesting to me because I know that city life bring out the worst in human being. And New York city is one of those place that tops the list of worst place on earth for bring out the worst in humans. People come from around the…"
WANGUI EUNICE NYAGA commented on the blog post 'Catholic Support For Peacebuilding'"I am a Kenyan, a Catholic faithful, a teacher and I am doing a PhD in Peacebuilding - investigating what teachers can do. I do support the idea of interfaith support system for peacebuilding. If people are to acknowledge that they pray to one God…"
A blog post by Ted Nunn was featuredCatholic Support For Peacebuilding
In the current issue of U.S. Catholic magazine, Maryann Cusimano Love discusses the role Catholics should be playing in peacebuilding worldwide. Ms. Love highlights the long history the followers of the Prince of Peace have had with hands-on community activism, how this should be…See More
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National Task Force on Children Exposed to Violence
I was browsing Google for news on "violence" today (something I have not done in quite some time) and came across this post from Robert Listenbee Jr., of the Defender Association of Philadphia. Mr. Listenbee writes about the ever-present issue of violence in our inner cities and the impact that violence has on children.
Rather than just being another in an endless…
ContinuePosted on April 22, 2012 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment
Growing Food Instead of Gangs in California
I thought I'd share an uplifting article that came through the internets this week. Creative, thoughtful, caring people have come up with an alternative to gang membership that benefits youth and the surrounding community by getting at-risk youth into agriculture.
…
Posted on November 20, 2011 at 7:30pm — 6 Comments
Catholic Support For Peacebuilding
In the current issue of U.S. Catholic magazine, Maryann Cusimano Love discusses the role Catholics should be playing in peacebuilding worldwide. Ms. Love highlights the long history the followers of the Prince of Peace have had with hands-on community activism, how this should be…
ContinuePosted on August 17, 2011 at 12:03pm — 1 Comment
The Department of Peace Act is Reintroduced in the 112th Congress!
Posted on February 21, 2011 at 2:28pm — 4 Comments
Capt. Paul Chappell - A Military perspective on Waging Peace
Captain Paul Chappell is a West Point graduate and veteran of the Middle East wars. He has a very credible and persuasive argument about nonviolent approaches to securing the peace we all desire. "War makes us less safe." Check out the video interview series on YouTube:
PART 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9J9io4A5qQ
PART 2…
ContinuePosted on December 1, 2010 at 1:00pm — 5 Comments
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Ted,
I would like to thank you for hosting our event on your website today. BlogBlast4Peace is happening right now. People all over the world are blogging for peace as we speak. We appreciate having a platform here.
Wishing you much continued success with your work here.
Mimi Lenox
There is an answer to the Call for Change:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDJ18m6KUW4
Imagining a World Without Money? Are you?
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried to add our Michigan logo. Do you have to approve it before it gets posted? Help!
Thanks & Peace, Colleen in Michigan.
PS: Any help you can give to promote the Midwest Regional Department of Peace Conference would be appreciated!
I found Colman McCarthy book, "I'd Rather Teach Peace," led me to his "free curriculum," that I used this summer. Download for free the online readings at >www. salsa.net/peace/conv> From there I moved into the resources that met me need.