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Peace Day 2007
SOUTH AFRICA

All United Nations member countries agreed to celebrate September 21, The International Day of Peace as a Global Ceasefire and Day of Peace & Nonviolence in our homes, our communities and between nations. Peace Day has been a focal point for community-uniting and peace-inspiring events since its inception in 1981. 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 create 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, Governor and Head of State to declare a Proclamation of Peace
  • Print out Flyers, Posters and other Resources

2006 PLANS

BUNDU
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)
DURBAN & ALL PROVINCES
UMTAPO CENTRE
101 Instinct House, 44 Linze Road, Stamfordhill, Durban
Web:
www.umtapo.co.za
International Peace Month - numerous events, including several for Peace Day - National International Day of Peace Conference in Durban, Kwazulu Natal
- International Day of Peace Activities in Schools in all provinces attached to Umtapo's peace programme
- Steve Biko International Peace Award in Durban
See website for more peace events all month long.
HILLCREST
Little Learners Montessori
Email: susannev@mweb.co.za
Planting pinwheels for peace and observing one minute of silence at 12 noon
KWA ZULU NATAL
Nottingham Road Combined school, Kwa Zulu Natal
EVENT: One of the hundreds of ENO Schools (Environment Online) that will plant trees for the International Day of Peace as a symbol for environmental protection, international co-operation, cultural diversity, tolerance and peace. (http://eno.joensuu.fi/treeceremony.htm)
MATSHIPE
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)
PRETORIA
Be-Attitude
Email: be-attitude@netactive.co.za
Web:www.be-attitude.co.za

Walking the labyrinth
SOWETO
DD Dliwayo
EVENT: One of the hundreds of ENO Schools (Environment Online) that will plant trees for the International Day of Peace as a symbol for environmental protection, international co-operation, cultural diversity, tolerance and peace. (http://eno.joensuu.fi/treeceremony.htm)

Planning a Peace Day event? Have a Peace Day photo to share?

PEACE DAY ARCHIVE
SOUTH AFRICA
2005- Soroptimist International of Great Britain & Ireland organized a Visions of Peace Art Contest with entries from many different countries published in a book. In Cape of Good Hope the winning children in South Africa were awarded on the International Day of Peace. (http://home.mweb.co.za/pf/pfalkson/sisa_cgh6.html)
SOUTH AFRICA
2005- Cape of Good Hope Soroptimist International Ladies at the Saartjie Baartman Home in our Serenity Garden ready to plant a Rose bush for International Day of Peace.
(http://home.mweb.co.za/pf/pfalkson/sisa_cgh6.html)
SOUTH AFRICA
2004- Treverton School was one of the hundreds of ENO Schools (Environment Online) in 50 countries that planted trees at 12 Noon for the International Day of Peace as a symbol for environmental protection and international co-operation in the field of environmental education, cultural diversity, tolerance and peace. (www.edu.joensuu.fi/eno/treeceremony.htm)
SOUTH AFRICA
2004- At Laudium High School, children were addressed on peace issues. Representing the various cultural groups in the multicultural school, a Tamil Priest, an Islamic Imam and a Catholic Bishop all participated in the planting and blessing of the Peace Pole. The occasion generated a profound sense of Unity in Diversity, reflecting in the multicultural school as a microcosm of our world’s humanity. (www.internationaldayofpeace.org/events/2004wpps/south-africa.htm)
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South Africa Peace Day
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