Saturday, July 22, 2006
Mr. Hilary Benn MP
“Peace message from Kenya”
Dear all,
Your programme Peacemusic PM012 of July 2006 produced by your servant Ben Mussanzi wa Mussangu will be on air on BCB 96.7 FM on Sunday 23/07/06 (1-2pmGMT),
For your feedback, comments and positive critics for the improvement of your programme
Peacemusic, please feel free to email: bmpeacemus@yahoo.co.uk
For those who are around the world and not in Bradford, if you have
installed Realplayer on your computer, you can
listen BCB live on www.bcb.yorks.com
Enjoy the programme Peacemusic 012 of July2006!
Regard,
French:
Le theme aborde c’est “Message de paix en provenance du Kenya”. Et l’invite du jour sera George Wachira de Nairobi Peace Initiative au Kenya.
Pour le feedback, commentaires et critiques constructifs pour l’amelioration de votre programme Peacemusic, sentez-vous d’envoyer votre email a: bmpeacemus@yahoo.co.uk
Pour ceux qui sont a travers le monde et non pas a Bradford, si vous avez installé Realplayer sur votre ordinateur, vous pouvez alors ecouter en direct BCB ce dimanche sur :
Bonne écoute!
Votre fidele serviteur,
Ben
Centre Resolution Conflicts (CRC), 43 Rothersay Terrace,Bradford
West Yorkshire,United Kingdom, BD7 1QE, T: +44 (0)1274 427800, M: +44(0)7796988884
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Conflict Resolution & Peace Education in order to keep our family/workplace/community/city/nation/world a peaceful place.
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
Seguya Pius Uganda
Monday, July 10, 2006
Children Mozyr
Dear Friends at the A Ray of Hope - Children Mozyr
I hope all is well with you.
As you may be aware, in September 2001 the member states of the United Nations unanimously adopted a resolution to establish the UN International Day of Peace, a day of global ceasefire and non-violence, 21 September annually. The Peace One Day film project inspired and documented the creation of the Day and since has been committed to informing the global community of its existence, with a view to manifesting an annual moment of global unity, as Peace Day is envisioned to become. As part of this effort, this year with your support, we hope to instigate Peace Day activities in all 191 member states of the United Nations in accordance with the resolution.
It is for this reason that I am writing to you today to ask for your help in raising awareness of Peace Day across the world. I understand that your organisation works to encourage society to participate in cultural, sporting and educational activities that aim to further a move towards a more peaceful and inclusive world. We would be thrilled to provide a free DVD of the award winning feature documentary to the A Ray of Hope - Children Mozyr to inspire your members and show them how an individual really can make a difference.
An observance of Peace Day can take many forms. Previous years have seen commitments from every sector of society from governments to community groups to individuals. These commitments have ranged in scope from public addresses or a citywide minute of silence, to Peace Day street parties or a group discussion. Simply saying sorry to a friend or relative can count. Our website www.peaceoneday.org clearly lists the countries in which commitments have been made, and those in which there are none as yet. By getting involved and making a commitment in your country, or encouraging others to do so, the A Ray of Hope - Children Mozyr could make a major contribution to the furtherance of our goal to unite the world on Peace Day.
Whatever your commitment, either on, or in the lead up to 21 September, please let us know so that we can document it on the website to inspire others to get involved. The scale of your Peace Day activity is not important; the commitment of individuals to act on the Day is everything. Any images that you are able to send us of your activities on the day, be they still or moving would be very much appreciated.
I do want to say a final word about the term 'non-violence', and why its inclusion in UN GA Resolution 55/282 was so important. I realised early on that a call simply for 'ceasefire' on 21 September was one that could easily be dismissed as relevant only to those living in 'conflict zones'. The inclusion of the term 'non-violence', coupled with an invitation to 'individuals' to observe the Day, means that 21 September becomes relevant to us all, since every one of us has had some experience with one form of violence or another, whether in our home, school or university or local community.
Thank you again for your support and we very much look forward to hearing from you about any potential commitment you are able to make.
With kind regards
In peace
Jeremy Gilley
Founder, Peace One Day
Cambridge College, Uganda.
CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE
OF ST. MBAAGA
P.O BOX 19092
KASANGATI (U)
6TH JULY 2006
THE UNESCO YOUTH AMBASSADOR
FOR THE CULTURE OF PEACE
Dear Sir,
REF: Appreciation for your donation
On behalf of my fellow students at the college, I wish to pass on our appreciation for the support you’ve always rendered to us. Thanks, in particular, for the recent donation of football boots.
Since you involvement in our school, footballers have become so happy that they win every match they attend.
Thank you so much, we’re grateful.
God bless you,
Mirembe Norah
Baladna, Israel
Dear Partners and Friends.
Please find attached Baladna News”, the bi-monthly newsletter of Baladna: Association for Arab Youth.
Every issue we will be updating you with our ongoing activities, our achievements and our plans for the future.
Ur comments and feedback is more than welcomed. The newsletter is in PDF format.
In case you don’t use PDF format you can download it from www.acrobat.com
Salam
Nadim Nashif
Friday, July 07, 2006
Seguya Pius, Uganda
Dear All
Please see attached photos from Combridge College. The
boots were delivered. I'll send the thank you letter
later.
The Pigeons scenery painting is still in the workshop.
Beautiful times,
Seguya
Metta Centre Nepal
Peacemania - Peace Initiative Publication Uganda
Find herewith attached the current issue of the youth newsletter from Uganda. Circulation of the subject to other peace workers and schools will be most appreciated. Articles for the next issue can be sent to the editor and should be short and precise. Tell us how you think we can improve the youth voice.
Thank you.
Jessy Winterbonn Ndozireho
Network for Peace-Building Initiatives (NPI)Uganda.
Uganda
Collection boxes Aghalee and Aghagallon April, 2024 - Philippines
Many thanks from A Ray of Hope, UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace to the proprietors, staff, and customers of Aghalee C...
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