The painting by Picasso. The quote by Faulkner:
"The past is never dead. It's not even past.
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Inner, outer and interface: peace requires skills, tools, knowledge and directed effort, even more than war does. This site is dedicated to connecting people who realize the need for better ways than violence to resolve conflict at all levels, with those who can offer the skills of peace.
Links: Inner Skills
Links: Outer Skills
- Center for Arms Control & Nonproliferation
- Chapman Peace Studies
- Council for a Livable World
- European Union in U.S.
- Georgetown U. Program on Justice and Peace
- http://www.clw.org/work/
- Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
- Nukes of Hazard blog
- Peace Alliance
- Pearson Peacekeeping Centre
- The King Center
- The Propeace Community
- UCBerkeley International Studies
Links: Interface Skills
My Related Work on the Web
- A Terrible Love of War--revIew
- Altruism and Evil
- Article on G.I. Hotline
- Bombing Baghdad
- Fifth Book of Peace--review
- Four Books on War & Terror
- From the Nameless to the Nameless
- Have We Learned...to Love the Bomb?
- Hiroshima: Birth of Nuclear Warfare
- Pioneers of the Heart
- THE SKILLS OF PEACE
- War of the Worlds
Articles, Books, People
My Blogs
Labels
- books (1)
- inner peace (4)
- interface (2)
- Iraq (6)
- Martin Luther King (4)
- Maxine Hong Kingston (1)
- nuclear weapons (4)
- outer peace (10)
- overview (5)
- peace as process (2)
- RFK (1)
- words matter (2)
- youth (3)
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