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The Dayton International Peace Museum
Located in the city that hosted the 1995 diplomatic accords that ended the three and half year-long Bosnian Civil War, the Dayton International Peace Museum is the result of peace – loving energy, funded as a non-profit and run by … Continue reading
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Tagged Berghof Foundation for Conflict Studies, Dayton International Peace Museum, Dayton Ohio, Dorothy Stang, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Georg Zundel, memorials, monuments to the fallen, Nonviolence, peace, peacemobile, terrorism, terroristic violence, tolerance, world brotherhood
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Degrees in Amity: The University for Peace
Rarely do educational entities come into existence through the decree of international organizations, but such is the case with the University for Peace, which is officially located in San Jose, Costa Rica. Dedicated to higher education in peace and conflict … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Central America, Costa Rica, human-rights, Inter-American Court of Human Rights, monuments to the fallen, monuments to victims of terrorism, Nobel Peace Prize, peace, Peace and conflict studies, terrorism, terroristic violence, United Nations General Assembly, University for Peace
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