GNRC Europe held an interreligious workshop for young people from Belgium, Portugal and Spain in Zaragoza from 11 to 14 September. See photos and read about it here.
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“talk ethics” The Lankan GNRC Team met the District Coordinators The Sri Lankan GNRC Team met the Sarvodaya District Coordinators and the Social Programe Coordinators of Hambanthota, Trincomalee, Wellawaya and Ratnapura at the Sarvodaya Headquarters in Morauwa on the 19 December 2007. The intention of the meeting was to give a clear picture of the
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The GNRC Third Forum in Hiroshima, Japan was the venue for the worldwide launch of Learning to Live Together: An Intercultural and Interfaith Programme for Ethics Education developed with the endorsement of UNESCO and UNICEF.
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A recent article published on the Oomoto Foundation website sums up the GNRC Third Forum and praises Learning to Live Together as an outstanding interfaith initiative. Read more here…
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A compilation of articles from Hiroshima on the GNRC Third Forum and the children’s issues it addressed is available at InterPress Service here, including quotations from many of the senior leaders and experts who attended.
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La Declaration d’Hiroshima – Rapports Thematiques, Plans d’Action Regionale La Déclaration d’Hiroshima du Réseau mondial des religions en faveur des enfants «J’ai peur d’un monde sans enfants.» – tiré d’un poème persan Nous, responsables religieux, personnes de différentes traditions religieuses, activistes, professionnels, éducateurs, jeunes et enfants venus de 63 pays, sommes venus à Hiroshima, du
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HIROSHIMA, May 25 (IPS) — If the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step… Read about the contributions being made by 42 youth from around the world at the GNRC Third Forum here.
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