The India Ethics Campaign Coordination Committee met at the Shanthi Ashram in Coimbatore from the 27 to the 29 November to discuss the Campaign Plans in India. The Committee comprises of Ms. Farida Vahedi (Delhi), Mrs. Kalpana Gandhigram ( Tamilnadu), Mr. V V Narayanan (Kerala), Mr. Parthipan (Shanti Ashram), Mrs. Razia Ismail (IACR, Delh)i, Mr. […]
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The India Ethics Campaign Coordination Committee met at the Shanthi Ashram in Coimbatore from the 27 to the 29 November to discuss the Campaign Plans in India. The Committee comprises of Ms. Farida Vahedi (Delhi), Mrs. Kalpana Gandhigram ( Tamilnadu), Mr. V V Narayanan (Kerala), Mr. Parthipan (Shanti Ashram), Mrs. Razia Ismail (IACR, Delh)i, Mr.
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The GNRC’s Second Inter-religious Colloquium for young people was held in Brussels November 23-25, 2007, and addressed the theme, "Consumerist Society: Challenges to our Religious Faith."
The GNRC’s Second Inter-religious Colloquium for young people was held in Brussels November 23-25, 2007, and addressed the theme, “Consumerist Society: Challenges to our Religious Faith.”
GNRC members from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Colombia gathered with partner organizations in November for two training workshops on the Toolkit for Ethics Education for Interfaith Learning. Read more about the El Salvador workshop here. Read more about the Colombia workshop here. Photos also available.
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WFFC +5 Open Letter to United Nations Secretary GeneralAn Open Letter to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moonOn the Occasion of the World Fit for Children Plus Five Review First, I would like to congratulate you for calling this important review of the world’s far-reaching commitments to children. I commend your new report for its honest
Members of “The Fisher Program” and the “Youth Across Borders Program” organized an overnight workshop on 6-7, September 2007 in Ajloun Forest Reserve in Jordan. Surrounded by the beautiful natural setting, they discussed one of the three themes of the third forum, “The Ethical Imperative to Ensure that No Child Lives in Poverty.” Read the
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For the World Fit for Children Plus Five review session of the UN General Assembly today, Rev. Takeyasu Miyamoto, President of the Arigatou Foundation, issued an open letter to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to follow up on the GNRC’s commitment at the Special Session on Children in May 2002. The GNRC continues to call for
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First, I would like to congratulate you for calling this important review of the world’s far-reaching commitments to children. I commend your new report for its honest assessments, and I share the concern that progress for children has not been adequate. Far, far too many children continue to suffer needlessly. It is my earnest hope
“Walking together” 100 days. 1,000 activities. 10,000 children. The ethics promoting campaign will be engaging nearly 10,000 children across the countries in the South Asia Region and be based on the previous Regional and Global experiences related to promoting ethics education. The campaign will be based on the previous Regional and Global experiences related to
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