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Chicago Peace Day Celebration
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A Day of Peace and Solidarity in D.C.
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"Peace Day in Chicago has been celebrated annually since 1978 and focuses on the positive side of building peace in ourselves, our families, schools, communities, cities, nations and the world."
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"Together we marched and together we chanted, 'NO MORE WAR!'"
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Peace Forum in Santos, Brazil
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Who Will Disarm America?
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"The formation of a Culture of Peace Council for the city of Santos is expected to be formalized in the upcoming weeks as a result of the Forum"
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"Kao and other students are part of a coalition to demilitarize the University of California and demand that the UC Regents uphold international law and actively work to disarm the weapons labs."
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2009 Parliament for the World's Religions
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Anti-War Events in All 50 States
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"The Parliaments of the World's Religions really have two chief purposes: first, mutual education, networking, and the building of interfaith trust .. and, second, marshaling the forces of religions to work together for peace, social justice, and the health of the earth. "
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"a real growth in anti-war sentiment and organizing in many conservative areas of the country"
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The World Starts the New Year with a Call for Peace
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2004 Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Wangari Maathai
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"The march initiated in Wellington (New Zealand), the past 2 of October, and has taken place through Southeast Asia, India, Europe, Africa, the United States, Mexico, Central America and several countries of South America, including Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia and Peru."
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"The environment is very important in the aspects of peace because when we destroy our resources and our resources become scarce, we fight over that."
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Seeds of Change Festival, Rotterdam, 2009
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Mayors for Peace Honored with Award
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"The apotheosis of the festival was the so-called "street table dinner", attended by some hundred, known and unknown, Rotterdam people."
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"the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have continually sought to tell the world about the inhumane cruelty of nuclear weapons and have consistently urged that nuclear weapons be abolished.""
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