The UN Decade has ended, but "the global movement for a culture of peace is just beginning." This is the conclusion of the World Report on the Culture of Peace which covered the news from 2001 to 2010. News of the global movement continues here on the Culture of Peace News Network. Here are some of the latest stories. Click on any photo to go to its full article and discussion. For other news from the global movement, please scroll down below the photos. Please contribute news from your organization by sending us an article on the submit article page. Best of all, please send us the name and email address of a reporter who can provide your news on a regular basis. Note: if the photos do not show up, you may also get the bulletin at http://cpnn-world.org/bulletin/bulletin.html.

	PEACE EDUCATION Culture of Peace Advocacy at the UN	SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT The Law of Mother Earth: Behind Bolivia’s Historic Bill	HUMAN RIGHTS Empowering Young People to be Agents of Change	WOMEN'S EQUALITY Women’s Human Rights and the African Union
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	DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION Challenges for the Unity Government in Palestine	TOLERANCE & SOLIDARITY Homeland is the Whole Earth	FREE FLOW OF INFORMATION World Report on the Culture of Peace	DISARMAMENT & SECURITY Declare Latin America an Arms-Free Zone
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As you see, CPNN has taken on a new format. It has also taken on new teams of reporters. The first team consists of the youth who made the World Report on the Culture of Peace and who continue to present the results of the report at meetings around the world. The second team began to send stories from the Dynamo Camp meeting in Italy of the International Leadership Training Program for Human Rights, organized by the UNESCO Chair and Institute of Comparative Human Rights of the University of Connecticut (USA). For photos of these teams, see ABOUT US. We are also looking for reporters and correspondents to be part of our team. Interested? Contact us directly at decade@decade-culture-of-peace.org ! To repeat, The UN Decade has ended, but "the global movement for a culture of peace is just beginning." Help us make it grow! David Adams Lillian Solheim Meghann Villanueva P.S. CPNN also encourages discussion based on the content of the articles. Here are the most recent moderators' choices for the best ongoing discussions. You are invited to read and take part in these and the other discussions by registering and logging in at http://cpnn-world.org/cgi-bin/ib3/ikonboard.cgi. PEACE EDUCATION: What are the most important books about the culture of peace? SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMNT: Does military spending lead to economic decline and collapse? HUMAN RIGHTS: The struggle against homophobia, Is progress being made in your community? WOMEN'S EQUALITY: Do women have a special role to play in the peace movement? DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION: The Arab spring of 2011, Can it inspire democratic movements around the world? TOLERANCE AND SOLIDARITY: How can high tech be used to promote solidarity among peoples? FREE FLOW OF INFORMATION: How can we know if the culture of peace is advancing? DISARMAMENT: Can we abolish all nulear weapons?