Latin America and the Caribbean participated in the Fourth Forum of the Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC) held June 16 to 18, 2012 in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, with the theme: Ending Poverty, Enriching Children: Inspire, Act, Change. Twenty participants from Latin America and the Caribbean were among the over 400 attending the […]
Last August, the GNRC Europe participated in a training course on ‘Learning to Live Together’ organized by DANIB (‘For Democratic Azerbaijan’) and supported by the ‘Youth for Peace via Cultures’ project and ‘Youth in Action’ program, two initiatives created by the EU Commission.
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Friday 21 st September 2012 “I feel strong. If I could help other women, then I would be even happier. That’s what I want, to be an example.” A Path to Dignity: The power of Human Rights Education is a 28-minute-long documentary which demonstrates the impact of human rights education. Successful practices and projects in India, Australia and
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GNRC friend and partner Sister Mary Rose McGeady, long-time president of Covenant House for homeless youth, passed away on September 13, surrounded by family and friends. Sister McGeady delivered a profoundly inspiring keynote address at the GNRC First Forum, and has been a great friend of the GNRC and partner to inititiaves such as the
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The GNRC Europe Coordinator gathered with european GNRC collaborators to establish new strategic plan for 2012-2014
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Latin America and the Caribbean participated in the Fourth Forum of the Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC) held June 16 to 18, 2012 in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, with the theme: Ending Poverty, Enriching Children: Inspire, Act, Change.
View the final press release from the GNRC Fourth Forum here.
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“Mobilizing Faith-Based Resources to End Child Poverty” Poverty is the gravest global injustice of our times. There is enough in this world for everyone, but it is unjustly distributed. It is the worst and most extensive form of violence in the world. Therefore, there is an urgent ethical imperative that we commit ourselves to a
