Podcasts about culture of peace

Tonight on The Bow,we celebrate International Peace Day 2024 :Cultivating A Culture Of Peace. Despite our different tribes and tongues,we MUST tolerate each other inorder to sustain peace for us and the future generation. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-bow/support

Jacques talks with academic and peace and environmental activist Dr Marty Branagan who is Convenor of Peace Studies at the University of New England. Marty has been assisting the 'Bendigo Three' activists, protesting the ongoing investments by the NAB in fossil fuels exploitation; brought to court for 'trespassing'; he wrote a 'Defence of Duress' in their support (see the June issue of New Community journal for an account of this - ncq@borderlands.org.au). ReferenceMarty Branagan's new book 'The Cultural Dimensions of Peacebuilding'  will be available from Anthempress in August this year. In the book, Marty details 'aspects of cultures, including language, films, journalism, political economics, museums, education, parenting, gender, artistic activism, and spirituality, which can contribute to either more violent societies or more peaceful ones. Solutions-oriented, it aims to inspire deep understanding and reflection, empowerment, and grassroots action in cultural spheres.'https://anthempress.com/humanities-literature-and-arts/the-cultural-dimensions-of-peacebuilding-epub

Raise your hand if you like violence, conflict, and strife? No, merci! Cultures vary from country to country encompassing food, customs, clothing, celebrations, etc. Oftentimes misunderstood differences amongst cultures can result in unresolved conflicts which may even lead to war. What if we could build a mindset that populated the planet growing into a culture of peace? Well, it is happening as we speak. If we all do our part, we can grow this bigger than imaginable, thanks to the United Nations and UNESCO. Learn how you can make this a global reality. Email the show:  ⁠⁠rockyourlife@thevignatis.com⁠⁠ Intro Song:  ⁠⁠"Gypsy Rock'n'Roll"by The Vignatis⁠⁠ Outro Song: ⁠⁠“Gaston the Frenchie” by The Vignatis

Charles F. “Chic” Dambach, Global Peacebuilder and Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, has a wide ranging career that  includes being the former President of the Alliance for Peacebuilding, former President of the National Peace Corps Association, and past Chief of Staff for Congressman John Garamendi of California. His memoir, Exhaust the Limits, the Life and Times of a Global Peacebuilder, features a lifetime of service and successful initiatives for peace.  Mr. Dambach highlights how peacebuilding is the responsibility of everyone, especially for members of the U.S. Peace Corps, Rotary International and the United Nations. Previously, Mr. Dambach was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, and he led a grassroots peacebuilding effort between Ethiopia and Eritrea in the 1990s.  One hopeful trend today, as opposed to decades ago, is there are diverse educational programs on peacebuilding that are available to the general public so that people can learn helpful techniques to promote peace, and realize that there are no winners in a war. 

More and more, we are a connected world.  So when it comes to intercultural communication...Is it what you say? Or how you say it? Or both? In this episode, Veronica talks with Lynn Cole--founder and CEO of BRDGES Academy--about intercultural communication and why mediators need this skill. Episode highlights include: How culture is defined. A discussion of how culture influences communication and "communication norms" in various cultures. How mediators can learn cultural aspects before a mediation. Lynn's prior experience in speaking to the United Nations about mediation as an effective global conflict resolution tool. And more! About Lynn Cole:   Lynn Cole is President of the Law Offices of Lynn Cole, LLC. She also is the founder and CEO of BRDGES Academy (Building Resolutions for Disputes Globally with E-learning Strategies) where the global focus is on developing core intercultural competencies for conflict resolution practitioners worldwide. Having previously served as both a federal and state trial attorney, Ms. Cole has been a full-time mediator and mediation trainer who is Harvard and Florida trained in mediation. She is mediation certified in Florida (Circuit Civil) and is an interculturally designated and certified neutral for the International Mediation Institute ("IMI") in The Hague.  Ms. Cole served as a USAID Mediation/ADR Specialist for over 10 years designing Court-Related Mediation Programs in Bulgaria, Kosovo, Jordan, and Sri Lanka.  For over three years and until March 1, 2014, she served as the President and Chair of the Board of Directors for Mediators Beyond Borders, International and still serves on the board. In May 2011, she spoke to the United Nations about mediation as an effective global conflict resolution tool within global communities. She is a recognized author on the explosive global growth of international mediation. She has lectured and trained extensively internationally in Commercial Mediation; Ethics; Basic and Advanced Mediation; and, Community Mediation, and has taught mediation courses domestically and internationally for students in Universities and Law Schools worldwide, and formerly as an Adjunct Professor at Stetson College of Law. Over the last 17 years, she has conducted in-person mediation training for judges, attorneys and mediators from Canada, Jordan, Oman, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, Albania, Montenegro, Bosnia/Herzegovina, Greece, Tunisia, Cypress, Kosovo, Turkey, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka. She has a full-time, private mediation practice in Florida and is listed with the U.S. Court for the Middle District of Florida and 13th Judicial Circuit as an Arbitrator and Mediator. She successfully has mediated and arbitrated many hundreds of court and pre-litigation cases in labor and employment and all types of contract and commercial cases. She is an invited member of select international organizations as an invited neutral, including the American Arbitration Association, the International Chamber of Commerce, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals, “NADN.”   She formerly has served as an Adjunct Professor and serves on the Faculty of BRDGES Academy teaching Intercultural Communications and Cultural Dimensions.   Email: lhc@brdgesacademy.com BRDGES Academy website: https://brdgesacademy.com/  

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Harriett on voting, Creating a Culture of Peace and the Mothers Justice Breakfast Francis Oliver on the elections in Florida. Eddie Rye Jr on Voter Suppression

“Every individual should be deliberately and consciously living their life in a peaceful and nonviolent way. And that is the basic self-transformation which is important for the Culture of Peace. And that is the thing that we have been telling again and again, that peace is something very individual to all of us. Yes, we create the communities. We create the nations. But individuals do it. Nations do not stand and communities do not stand without the individuals. So, that is the point. If we change – it is a painstaking, long-time effort, but we do that. We have to do one person at a time, and that is very important. ... So, that is a big, big challenge that we face all the time. But we cannot give up. Civil society cannot give up. We are the conscience of humanity, and we try our best to bring it out.” – Ambassador Anwarul ChowdhuryIn this week's episode of Nonviolence Radio, Stephanie and Michael speak with Ambassador Anwarul Chowdhury about the UN Culture of Peace and Nonviolence, its history, and the challenges that it faces within the UN system. He rejects the framing of nonviolence as idealism, and instead embraces it as a practical plan of action that, over the long term, leads to the self-transformation of individuals and societies, and is thus fundamental to the realization of the UN's broader goals. At the same time, he warns that a UN consumed by bureaucracy, internal politics and putting out daily fires, is one which loses its capacity for this long-term vision. As the conscience of humanity, civil society must therefore continue pushing for peace and nonviolence as fundamental not only to preserving the UN's relevance, but also to bringing about peace for future generations.

Pastor Pete Cova is addressing the Lost Languages that lead to a lost culture.  In looking at the fifth Lost Language of the church, Ira Collier, principal of New Life Christian Academy has been invited to focus our attention on peace. There are three main categories of peace: Peace with God, Peace with Man, and Peace with the World.  Mr. Collier challenges us to not just attain peace, but foster this Lost Language: Culture of Peace.

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In 2004, James Hillman published a difficult and though-provoking investigation of war titled A Terrible Love of War.  He writes:"I believe that we can never speak sensibly of peace or disarmament unless we enter into this love of war. Unless we enter into the martial state of soul, we cannot comprehend its pull [...] To know war we must enter its love. No psychic phenomenon can be truly dislodged from its fixity unless we first move the imagination into its heart..." In this episode, I approach Hillman and "A Terrible Love of War" with these questions:What is "the terrible love of war?" How does Hillman ask us to imagine it?What can an archetypal perspective on the phenomenon of war tell us about its nature, and our own? Can this perspective help us, as citizens and mortal humans, to create a culture of peace?I welcome your comments and questions. Thanks for listening.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mythmatterspodcast)

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On today's episode I share some thoughts on the war in Ukraine and how we can move towards a global culture of peace

The invasion of Ukraine and the ongoing political polarization in our own country are vivid reminders that Jesus' followers are called to be peacemakers. Joe and Eric discuss creating a Culture of Peace.

Ingeborg Breines was a director specializing in gender issues at UNESCO at the end of the Cold War – a time of optimism, when there was reason to hope that democracy would spread around the world and that the OSCE would be the paramount international organization for Europe and the other northern countries of the world. We talk about the impending war against Ukraine and the need for UN peacekeepers in the Donbas region and the possibility of the General Assembly reclaiming authority over issues now handled by the ineffectual Security Council. For the video, audio podcast, transcript and comments: https://tosavetheworld.ca/episode-415-culture-of-peace-in-2022/  

Abhay is joined by Mandar Apte, a leader in creating a culture of non-violence, healing, and compassionate collaboration. They chatted about Mandar's documentary "From India With Love", which followed 6 Americans impacted by violence on a journey through India inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 1959 trip there to study non-violence, and Mandar's transformational efforts with Cities4Peace.

Pastor Ron Johnson continues a series titled, “COUNTER CULTURE” with the message, “Culture of Peace”.

BALTIMORE, MD (WEAA) — Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison joins Farajii Muhammad to discuss policing in America, what his department is doing to improve police and community relations and ways society can change the culture of violence into a culture of peace.

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“Peace may seem an elusive concept in a world with horrific violence, brutal conflict, and exploitation, yet never in humanity’s history has such a comprehensive map of peace emerged as is now evident… What we call a culture of peace comes from a whole-systems perspective, which sees all things as interconnected and influencing each other. We are increasingly aware of our interconnectedness and interdependence, and we act accordingly.” These are the words of James O’Dea from the book, Our Moment of Choice. Today, we are going to explore how YOU can build a global community and create a culture of peace with Dr. Kurt Johnson and Rev. Deborah Moldow.

Colombia has always been an interesting case-study in the peacebuilding field. Since 2016, a lot of optimism exists after having reached a peace agreement with the FARC. However, the fragile peace faces many challenges. The COVID-19 outbreak has deepened the already existing problems, affecting disproportionately the rural areas. In the midst of a crisis, there are always opportunities. La Paz Querida is a group of citizens convinced that a peaceful future is possible for Colombia. In this episode, Carlos from UNOY Peacebuilders sat with Dr. Carlos Lemoine and Dr. Gabriel Murillo, members of LPQ, to discuss their work in promoting a culture of peace and a new ethic based on human dignity. They are making this happen by promoting dialogue and advocating for sustainable social policies to protect the most vulnerable. Tune in to listen to their stories and learn about their efforts to build a culture of peace in Colombia.

ESPAÑOL Entablar puentes que ayuden a la coexistencia pacífica entre países vecinos también pasa por crear programas que impulsen una Cultura de Paz. En este episodio conocerás sobre el programa de Cultura de Paz que la oficina de la Organización de Estados Americanos desarrolla en la Zona de Adyacencia. Bienvenidos a La Zona, el podcast de la Zona de Adyacencia. Más info https://www.oas.org/la-zona/ ENGLISH Building bridges that help pacific coexistence between neighboring countries also goes by creating programs that promote a Culture of Peace. In this episode you will know about the Culture of Peace program that the office of the Organization of American States develops in the Adjacency Zone. Welcome to The Zone, the podcast of the Adjacency Zone. More info https://www.oas.org/the-zone/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lazonathezone/message

This is a powerful discussion reinforcing the importance of The Culture of Peace : what is truly important in life, bringing out the best in human beings and our work as a society and our humanity to come together to face tomorrow’s challenges. But we need to do this together... we hear this over and over again but this discussion truly inspires great depth and understanding of how we can transform our intentions, find greater compassion and examine our excessive consumption of “things”. This pandemic has been an awakening. And has brought out the best in humanity, to discover what is asked of us; to learn together how to survive these difficult times. The Culture of Peace seeks to change our mind set to inculcate peace and caring into how we live our daily lives. We are global citizens. We must start to think as a connected world. This episode is a milestone conversation that will indeed nourish how you move forward to protect the essence of what is vital in life.

This is a powerful discussion of The Culture of Peace : what is truly important in life, bringing out the best in human beings and our work as a society and our humanity to come together to face tomorrow’s challenges. But we need to do this together... we hear this over and over again but this discussion truly inspires great depth and understanding of how we can transform our intentions, find greater compassion and examine our excessive consumption of “things”. This pandemic has been an awakening. And has brought out the best in humanity, to discover what is asked of us; to learn together how to survive these difficult times. The Culture of Peace seeks to change our mind set to inculcate peace and caring into how we live our daily lives. We are global citizens. We must start to think as a connected world. This episode is a milestone conversation that will indeed nourish how you move forward to protect the essence of what is vital in life.

Barbara Gaughen-Muller Interviews David Wick Ashland Culture of Peace Commission by Barbara Gaughen-Muller

This episode unpacks how to build a culture of peace, inside and out -- through understanding, participation, and communication; practicing peace as a virtue; and developing reasonable expectations. This continues our new series, Peace in a Restless World, which studies the keys to a peaceful mind, peaceful relationships, and a peaceful world.For those on the journey of self-development, Vichara Gurukula is a community forum that provides an opportunity to listen, reflect, and contemplate. This podcast is produced by young adults of Chinmaya Mission, an international non-profit organization working to transform individuals through the knowledge of Vedanta.

Our guest today is Luke Tatum, host of the Culture Of Peace podcast, But we’re not here to talk about that. We’re talking about gaming here people. Specifically his new mobile gaming project Dummy Corporation. The game concept is to combine fast food  with covert ops. Basically offering an excellent Freemium gaming experience  and you can be a part of making it happen. The team is going all in with every dime going to actual production on the game, plus perks fabulous.  Check out the indiegogo page: http://bit.ly/2nZCgBG  Here are some of the topics we talked about: Pocket Mortys http://bit.ly/2nVdXoL  Plants Vs Zombies http://bit.ly/2oFfkbf  Pokemon Go http://bit.ly/2oJMIhd  Adventure Capitalist http://bit.ly/2ncoprO  Tom Woods (MK Ultra Episode) http://bit.ly/2mum2Ao  True Lies https://imdb.to/2oJN5Za  Game Dev Story http://bit.ly/2ncsfBe  Fire Emblem http://bit.ly/2oJkqDA  Starcraft http://bit.ly/2oJkqDA  Final Fantasy 1 http://bit.ly/2oFp3hL  One Punch Man (series) https://imdb.to/2oJoe7Q  Bob's Burgers https://imdb.to/2n3NNA6  Dune (novel) - Frank Herbert https://amzn.to/2p7Bgfx  Snowcrash (novel) - Neal Stephenson https://amzn.to/2n3tGSD  Digital Ambition podcast http://bit.ly/2oijHZI  Copywriters Podcast http://bit.ly/2p2Zjw0  Liberty Hippie Network http://bit.ly/2odRCTn  Part of The Problem http://bit.ly/2koVsYm Steam http://bit.ly/2ogtfo4  SmashTV http://bit.ly/2nEquwX  Divinity Original Sin http://bit.ly/2p3sIWR  Featured Music Show Intro Damn Beach by Burns To The Soul https://burnstothesoul.bandcamp.com/track/damn-beach Show Outro: Closure by Tenwatch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NetR3FiAFag 1st Song: Jaxbird by B and B Abriance http://bit.ly/2n0BKU9  2nd Song: Pillars by Carriedbysix http://bit.ly/2oLA15B  3rd Song: The Plague Knows No Prejudice by The Approach and the Execution http://bit.ly/2mt3Dnu  4th Song: Soloman, Pt 1 by Owen-Glass http://bit.ly/2ncDiKH  Find all the episodes at http://www.ancapmusic.com Check out the show’s spotify soundtrack here:https://spoti.fi/2MFxkKG To Support Us Join The Freedom Choir here: http://www.supportsll.com Click here to sign up for email list:http://bit.ly/2MDWoSg Want the best course in music & liberty online? http://freedomsong365.com 

Hey all! Another episode where I appeared on someone else’s podcast this time. With the launch of the Indiegogo campaign for Dummy Corporation, I’ve had my hands full! Still, this is not one to miss! Jay has previously been a guest on my show, and I went on his program as one of his first … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0038: Luke on AnarchoInc."

Marc Clair of Lions of Liberty joins me to discuss his upcoming mini-documentary! Marc started a libertarian podcast before the internet was inundated with such things. Lions of Liberty has made a big impact on a huge number of people, and it was a joy to have the chance to speak to him. We get into … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0037: “…And Live Free,” with Marc Clair"

I was recently a guest on Homesteads and Homeschools, hosted by Ben Pangie. We really go in-depth discussing my son and the choices we have made in raising him, so it’s very personal. The episode turned out great, and Ben is a wonderful host, so I wanted to be sure you all had a chance to … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0036: Luke on Homesteads and Homeschools"

It’s our first community-focused episode! I take questions from the audience, so to speak. Honestly, I wasn’t sure how this would go. I never hesitate to ramble on any subject, but I wanted to give a “fresh take” on the questions so I was careful not to read what people were asking before hitting record. … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0035: Community AMA, August 2019"

Etienne de la Boetie2 joins me this week to discuss his book, Understanding Our Slavery: How Organized Crime Runs the Government and Media. This kind of subject matter might be a little outside of your usual content. You might ask yourself indignantly, “Conspiracy theories? On Culture of Peace?” But I didn’t choose this episode lightly. … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0034: Understanding Our Slavery"

Luis Fernando Mises of Emancipated Human joins me this week! More than any other episode so far, this is one where my guest is the expert and I’m just asking questions. Entheogens, Kratom, and an expanded perception of reality: This is the kind of thing we discuss for this episode. Luis is an incredibly knowledgeable guy, … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0033: Elevating Your Consciousness"

Ben Pangie joins me today! He is the host of Homesteads and Homeschools, as well as the other co-host of Free Markets, Green Earth. To meet the other co-host, head back to episode 31!Ben invited me onto his program some 2 or 3 months ago. Since it has been such a tricky time getting our … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0032: Don’t Send Your Kids to the Government"

Nick Pecone returns! Another prolific guest shares about his latest podcast, titled Free Markets, Green Earth. Nick co-hosts the show with Ben Pangie of Homesteads and Homeschools, and it’s a dive into how truly free markets actually solve environmental issues. There are all kinds of objections to this. You have probably heard them all. You may … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0031: Free Markets, Green Earth"

The incredibly prolific Daniel Elwood joins me to talk about his endeavors! Daniel is one of those guys who has started five new projects every time you check in on him. From chronicling the lectures of Murray Rothbard to co-hosting a movie review podcast, there’s always something new to check out. We discuss his various … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0030: Winning the Culture War"

This episode unpacks how to build a culture of peace, inside and out -- through understanding, participation, and communication; practicing peace as a virtue; and developing reasonable expectations. This continues our new series, Peace in a Restless World, which studies the keys to a peaceful mind, peaceful relationships, and a peaceful world. For those on the journey of self-development, Vichara Gurukula is a community forum that provides an opportunity to listen, reflect, and contemplate. This podcast is produced by young adults of Chinmaya Mission, an international non-profit organization working to transform individuals through the knowledge of Vedanta.

I joined Luke Tatum on the "Culture of Peace" Podcast for an interview about being a libertarian attorney. We talk about my path to liberty, why I created the Liberty Weekly Podcast, and we talk about my experience so far in practicing law.  Check out the "Culture of Peace" Podcast! Episode 116 of the Liberty Weekly Podcast is Brought to you by: The Liberty Weekly Podcast is now on Bitbacker.io Support with crypto!  The Liberty Weekly Amazon Affiliate Link The Liberty Weekly Patreon Page: help support the show and gain access to tons of bonus content! Become a patron today! Become a Patron!   Please Consider Supporting Projects on DonorSee

I’m back! This episode was actually recorded way back in mid-April, but due to recovery from a surgery I haven’t been able to make the final touches on this one until now. The guest today is Patrick MacFarlane, who is knee-deep in the legal world and trying to find ways to apply libertarianism to that … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0029: Applying Liberty to Law"

This is my appearance on the Culture of Peace podcast. Luke and I discuss the MyPlate program which was the Food Pyramid. How did it start and why and what's wrong with it? How has it helped or harmed Americans and is a central planner, one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition really the best plan? Find the show notes with links to Luke's podcast and website, links to books mentioned and the affiliate links here, https://www.culinarylibertarian.com/31 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dannreid/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dannreid/support

Working with a non-government funded organization (NGO) I worked closely with the youth of my community creating sustainable projects primarily centered around eco-awareness and the arts. My secondary projects included an after school program that bridged the gaps between American and Macedonian culture, facilitating courses on college prep or the importance of volunteering, and co-lead the National English Essay Challenge (NEEC). [...] The post The Third Culture of Peace Corps – Allison Meredith Smith, Macedonia 14-16 appeared first on My Peace Corps Story.

Ambassador Anwarul K. Chowdhury ’s legacy and leadership in advancing the best interest of the global community are boldly imprinted in his pioneering initiative in March 2000 as the President of the Security Council that achieved the political and conceptual breakthrough leading to the adoption of the groundbreaking UN Security Council Resolution 1325 in which the Council recognized for the first time the role and contribution of women in the area of peace and security. As a career diplomat, Permanent Representative to United Nations, President of the UN Security Council, President of UNICEF Board, UN Under-Secretary- General, the Senior Special Advisor to the UN General Assembly President, and recipient of the U Thant Peace Award, UNESCO Gandhi Gold Medal for Culture of Peace, Spirit of the UN Award and University of Massachusetts Boston Chancellor’s Medal for Global Leadership for Peace, Ambassador Chowdhury has a wealth of experience in the critical issues of our time - peace, sustainable development, and human rights.  

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Dealing with conflict is not just a matter for individuals but a group activity that should be a marker of the church community. Jesus prays for unity and love in the church and our community should be counter-cultural in the way that we deal with conflict: not ignoring it but being willing to repent and forgive and to move forward with reconciliation and love. What a powerful witness this would be if we did it!

Steve Marshall / Philippians 4:1-9 / 08.20.17

In episode #183 of Talking Radical Radio (August 31, 2016), Scott Neigh speaks with Florence Stratton and Ed Lehman. They are both long-time peace and social justice activists, and they speak about the work of PeaceQuest Regina to build a culture of peace in high schools and in the community at large. For a more detailed description of this episode, go here: http://talkingradical.ca/2016/08/31/trr-peacequest_regina/

Christians are called to love yet often times, our communities are rife with conflict and unresolved hurt. Interpersonal conflict is cited as one of the major reasons why missionaries leave the mission field. Using concepts from Ken Sande’s Peacemakers and his personal experience working as a the Medical Director in an FQHC in Appalachia, Dr. Thomas will review … - The cost of conflict for the individuals, the organization, and for our witness- The difference between Peacemaking vs PeaceFaking- Strategies to develop a culture of peace in your organization- Healthy ways of addressing conflict and working towards reconciliation

In this 10-minute podcast, Scott Brown, author of "Active Peace: a Mindful Path to a Nonviolent World", describes his August 5th Bodhi Center workshop based on the book's themes and mindfulness practice. With a Masters degree in ecopsychology and transpersonal psychology from Naropa University, Scott Brown has been a visionary peacemaker bridging the divide between psychology and spirituality, the personal and the political, mindfulness and activism. Scott is a leading advocate for bringing the principles and practices of restorative justice to bear on the full range of social issues, and transforming activism into peacemaking. Scott worked for over 15 years on the front lines of environmental activism with organizations including Greenpeace, the Idaho Conservation League and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society. He is the founder of Active Peace, LLC and cofounder of the Colorado Center for Restorative Justice. In this Skype interview from his home in Boulder, Scott talks about how he will draw on the themes in his recently published book, Active Peace, to guide participants to deepen their connection to nature, strengthen relationships, expand their capacities as a peacemaker. With rich experiential practices that cultivate clarity, courage, happiness, and resilience, we can innately understand what we need in order to move beyond the separateness that he believes is the root cause of why we do so much violence to ourselves, others, and the earth. The workshop “Creating a Culture of Peace” will be on Friday, August 5th from 6:30-8:45 pm at the Bainbridge Bodhi Center. There is a $15 suggested donation. Visit the Active Peace website. Credits: BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB audio editor and social media publisher: Barry Peters.

Join us on November 25th at 8 pm Eastern as Katherine Josten, artist and founder of the Global Art Project for Peace discusses how local communities from across the globe actively join together to promote peace through art.  Hear how this work inspires personal and social evolution through creativity and learn how you can participate in this project with thousands of others to share your own artistic expression of friendship and peace to form a Global Community. Katherine Josten is an artist, educator, speaker and Founder/Director of the Global Art Project for Peace, a multi-cultural celebration of peace and diversity that has involved 130,000 participants in 85 countries on seven continents. The mission of the Project is to joyously create a culture of peace through art. Nominated for a UNESCO-Madanjeet Singh Prize for the Promotion of Tolerance and Non-Violence, the Global Art Project for Peace gives people in local communities an opportunity to join together to form a cooperative Global Community. Stephen Kotev is a Washington D.C. based conflict resolution consultant offering mediation, negotiation and facilitation services, conflict coaching, training and somatic education to private and government clients. He holds a Master of Science degree from George Mason University’s School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution and a black belt in the Japanese martial art of Aikido. Stephen is a nationally recognized expert on how to maintain your performance under pressure and the Chair of the Association for Conflict Resolution’s Taskforce on Safety in ADR. 

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Rev. Dr. Bill Lesher, Emeritus Chair of the Parliament of the World's Religions, joins The Yoga Hour to share his decades of experience working to build a culture of peace and nonviolence. From the early days of marching with Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to his more recent global work with religious leaders, Dr. Lesher offers a wealth of insight and inspiration about the important role of our religious and spiritual traditions in creating a nonviolent future. Bob Weeks, a member of the board of directors of Carry the Vision, will also join the program to discuss how we can create communities of nonviolence that light up the world.    

How do we genuinely and authentically build a global culture of peace? Global activist and author James O'Dea joins Julie Ann to explore the cultural, spiritual, and scientific dimensions of just this question - at a critical time on our planet.The guidance Julie Ann and James will explore - drawn from James's latest book, "Cultivating Peace: Becoming a 21st-Century Peace Ambassador," is relevant for us all - even those who have never considered themselves peacebuilders - not just for peace activists, mediators, and negotiators, but for psychologists, educators, businesspeople, and clergy - and for us, as everyday citizens.At an individual level, we may play a role as activators of peace through energy mastery - we can we can transform the energy that triggers us and model how to successfully transform unhealthy conflict in our families, workplaces, and local communities.On a community and societal level, peacebuilding creates space for healthy, deep introspection, dialogue, healing - and new vision.Peace work is about expanding the capacity of a society to embrace multifaceted identities. Democracy is the best tool we have to align individual and collective freedom, as it is nurtured and allowed to slowly and authentically evolve.James O’Dea is a renowned figure in international social healing, who integrates personal experience in the world’s violent conflict zones with insights gathered from decades of work in social healing, human rights advocacy, and consciousness studies. James was director of Amnesty International’s Washington, DC, office and is a past president and member of the extended faculty of the Institute of Noetic Sciences.

Brig.- Gen.[res.]Yossi Kuperwasser - former Director-General of the Israeli Ministry of Strategic Affairs and a senior Jerusalem Center fellow, discusses incitement in the Middle Eastern.

Janie Rezner, writer, artist, musician, and radio show host discusses her "Profound Journey to the Sacred Feminine: A Wake Up Call from Mother God"   Janie, an elder in the community with a lifetime of wisdom and insight to share discusses her spiritual journey and the importance of women taking a stand,  sharing the wisdom of the heart, forgiveness, honoring the elder wise woman, the insidiousness of Evil, men who won't legitimize our ancient herstory and her dispute with the Dalai Lamma's outlook on sex - "Sex Spells Trouble".   We will talk about the recent attacks on women's health, abortion the danger of corporate power and will highlight some of Janie's music.

Weekly program focusing on building a sustainable world and a culture of peace. Generally featured are sustainable solutions for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and inner peace.This week is a Dr. Michael Dolguruky discussing the UBIEE Power Pill, visit: http://www.newimageubiee.com

Weekly program focusing on building a sustainable world and a culture of peace. Generally featured are sustainable solutions for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and inner peace.This week is a Dr. Michael Dolguruky discussing the UBIEE Power Pill, visit: http://www.newimageubiee.com

Weekly program focusing on building a sustainable world and a culture of peace. Generally featured are sustainable solutions for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and inner peace.This week is the Phoenix Global Humanitarian Foundation (http://www.pghf.org)For PGHF, the suffering of the poorest of the poor include the refugees, those affected by man-made and natural disasters, those afflicted with physical and mental ailments and disabilities, those affected by the consequences of chemical dependency, those who undergo the tragedy of isolation and incarceration, and those who suffer because of the lack of basic needs like food, housing, and water.

Weekly program focusing on building a sustainable world and a culture of peace. Generally featured are sustainable solutions for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and inner peace.This week is the Phoenix Global Humanitarian Foundation (http://www.pghf.org)For PGHF, the suffering of the poorest of the poor include the refugees, those affected by man-made and natural disasters, those afflicted with physical and mental ailments and disabilities, those affected by the consequences of chemical dependency, those who undergo the tragedy of isolation and incarceration, and those who suffer because of the lack of basic needs like food, housing, and water.