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Unarmed Civilian Protection Online Course (2019-01-14)
peace-ed-campaign.org
Strengthening Civilian Capacities to Protect Civilians Unarmed civilian protection (UCP) is a methodology for the direct protection of civilians, for violence reduction, and for supporting local peace infrastructures. This is an emerging discipline, currently practiced in areas of conflict suchIt's far past time for the U.S. to end its military occupation of Okinawa, Japan.
petitions.whitehouse.gov
President Trump: Please STOP the landfill work in Okinawa until a democratic referendum can be held. Earlier this year the Okinawan people overwhelmingly elected Gov. Denny Tamaki on the premise of STOPPING the construction at Henoko / Oura Bay. The Bay is a CRUCIAL part of the Okinawan ecosystem. H...Thank 56 Senators Who Voted to End War on Yemen actionnetwork.org/letters/thank-56-senators-who-voted-to-end-war-on-yemen
War Abolition 101 is a 6 week-online course providing participants an opportunity to learn from, dialogue with, and strategize for change with World Beyond War experts, peer activists, and changemakers from around the world. worldbeyondwar.org/101-2018/
Online Course: War Abolition 101: How we Create a Peaceful World - World Beyond War . . .
worldbeyondwar.org
6-week online course of World BEYOND War February 18 – March 31, 2019 Course fee: $100 How can we make the best argument for shifting from war to peace? What must we understand and know about the war system if …Find or Add an Event
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Anything in Dallas…..or Texas?
That’s my question, too. I live near Fort Worth and can’t find anything. I’ll go.
Hi! Me too, i have searched and found nothing.
Dear People,
At 90 I am looking for a village place to live in Guatemala and people with whom to relate. A friend and I are helping women from poor villages to get more education. I could teach statistics.
David J. Fitch, PhD