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Peace
Day
KENTUCKY

Join
the worldwide movement to create a Global Ceasefire and Day of Peace
& Nonviolence in our homes, our communities and between nations
on September 21, The International Day of Peace. Peace Day has been
a focal point for community-uniting and peace-inspiring events since
its inception in 1981.
This year will be the greatest Peace Day, yet. Together we can create
a more peaceful, just and sustainable world, one heart, one family,
one community at a time. Join the Countdown To Peace and help inspire
your community to celebrate humanity's first day of peace, ever.
YOU
CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
- Ask
your favorite organization, group or religious institution to support
the International Day of Peace
- Plan or attend a Peace Day Event in
your community (scheduled events include concerts, parades, marches,
fasts, conferences, festivals, gatherings, service projects, ceremonies,
children's activities such as peace art & essay contests and pinwheels
for peace, Peace Day parties and peace vigils)
- Ask
your Mayor, City Council, and President to declare a Proclamation
of Peace
- Print
out Flyers, Posters and other Resources
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Proclamation
issued by Governor Ernie Fletcher!
Print
out for your Peace Day event. (PDF
- 361K)
Please
ask your Mayor or City Council to issue a proclamation and scan
and email to peaceday@pathwaystopeace.org
or fax to 503-214-6864 to post on this website
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FRANKFORT
Proclamation issued by Mayor William I. May
Print
out for your Peace Day event. (PDF
- 15K)
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FRANKFORT
CODEPINK
Chapter, Frankfort United Nations Asscoiation, Central KY Council
for Peace & Justice
Email: Annegw77@aol.com
EVENT : UN
International Day of Peace Celebration that well feature stories
of women peacemakers; State Capitol Rotunda; Frankfort, KY; 12
Noon.
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FRANKLIN
COUNTY
Proclamation issued by Robert Roach,
Judge of Franklin County
Print
out for your Peace Day event. (PDF
- 15K)
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LOUISVILLE
PINWHEELS
FOR PEACE
confirmed location.
More than 1350 schools and groups around the world participated
last year in the Pinwheels For Peace program to celebrate Peace
Day, creating and displaying 1/2 million pinwheels for peace to
inspire their communities to imagine whirled peace - This year many
more will participate. (www.pinwheelsforpeace.com)
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LOUISVILLE
Code
Pink Louisville
Email: inyourownwrite@hotmail.com
phone: 592-3416
website: http://www.myspace.com/louisvillecodepink
EVENT : Sept.
21--Peace Walk, candlelight Vigil, Seneca Park and Cannons Ln. 5-7
pm.
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LOUISVILLE
Notre
Dame Academy
phone: 502-447-3155
website: www.nda.myiglou.com
EVENT : We
will have a school mass that day where we will pray for peace. We
will also say the Peace Builders Pledge in the morning. We will
say special prayers of peace in the morning and the afternoon.
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MAPLE
MOUNT
Ursuline
Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph
web: www.ursulinesmsj.org
EVENT : Notifying
all our members, having prayer services and letter-writing events;
perhaps a peace party!
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ST.
CATHARINE
Dominican
Sisters
Web: www.opkentucky.org
IDP Vigil : We
will celebrate the International Day of Peace by having a twelve
hour vigil at the Motherhouse. Sisters across the country will join
us in spirit..
(for more IDP Vigils see: www.IDPvigil.com) |
Planning
a Peace Day event? Have a Peace Day photo to share?

PEACE
DAY ARCHIVE
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BEREA,
KENTUCKY, USA
2005-
The
Berea Tree Snakes Roots & Shoots chapter flew a giant Peace Dove
as part of their Peace Day celebration.
(www.janegoodall.org/peace-day/gallery2005) |
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LOUISVILLE,
KENTUCKY , USA
2005-
Students
at Lowe Elementary celebrated the International Day of Peace with
pinwheels for peace. (photo by James Moses) (www.pinwheelsforpeace.com) |
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LOUISVILLE,
KENTUCKY , USA
2005-
Students
at Tully Elementary made more than 800 Pinwheels For Peace for the
International Day of Peace. (www.pinwheelsforpeace.com) |
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OWENSBORO,
KENTUCKY , USA
2005-
Students
at Owensboro 5-6 Center celebrated the International Day of Peace
with pinwheels for peace. (www.pinwheelsforpeace.com) |
These
images may be subject to copyright. Please check with source through
hyperlink provided.
Peace
Day CONTACTS
Season
for Nonviolence Network
Louisvile
Email: snv@agnt.org
Kentucky
Peace Day
SUPPORTERS
Ask
your favorite group, organization or religious institution to support
The International Day of Peace
(*The
opinions of these organizations are their own.
Pathways To Peace and The International Day of Peace NGO Committee at
the UN
do not necessarily support the views expressed by these organizations
that support the International Day of Peace.)

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