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Are you a health and peace promoter? Tell us about yourself!
The promotion of education and the enhancement of professionalism through sharing and collaboration are central components of … [Read More...]
Building a Culture of Peace at Centennial College
InterChange GTA is excited to announce that we are now running a 4 module, 12 hour certificate program to the Centre for … [Read More...]
Potluck 4 Peace
Members of InterChange and our allies held a potluck in the Peace Lounge at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education to … [Read More...]
Newsletter and Updates
The message of Spring!
Dear members of the InterChange family, Here in Canada, we are celebrating Springtime. For many of you in other parts of … [Read More...]
Year-end message from Anne
Dear members of the InterChange family, For those of us in the Northern hemisphere, the days are short and darkness comes … [Read More...]
InterChange Newsletter – Everyone Can Be a Peacebuilder (November 2011)
Welcome to the newest edition of InterChange’s newsletter! Our theme this time is: Everyone Can Be a Peacebuilder. The … [Read More...]
Our Stories
The Promotion of Health and Peace
“All diseases have two causes; one is pathological, the other is political” Rudolf Virchow This oft-quoted line by the German physician-anthropologist, who led the creation of social medicine in the 19th century, has motivated and beguiled me for years. After an undergraduate degree in International Development and Nutrition, I have spent 3 years living on… [Continue Reading]
Sudanese Students Grace International Day of Tolerance Celebrations in Uganda
A section of sudanese students studying in Uganda have called upon all stakeholders to be tolerant if we are to achieve total peace in communities. Speaking on behalf of sudanese students studying in Uganda, James Zoal Pekhoa, who is a student of Internations relations and Diplomacy at Cavendish University Uganda, said that there is need… [Continue Reading]
Course for Workers in Areas of Regeneration and Peacebuilding in Vukovar, Croatia
It is now 20 years since the Balkan wars began in 1991. Vukovar was almost completely destroyed in that year. There were atrocities on all sides. When Charles Tauber came in 1995, there were almost no buildings that were not at least partially destroyed. Vukovar’s history dates back 6000 years. The first calendar in Europe… [Continue Reading]
Doing Peacebuilding Differently: The Nonviolent Communication Approach with Youth Groups in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria
SINCE 2001, September 7th precisely and barely 4 days before the tragic 9/11 episode, the city of Jos, the capital of Plateau State, has unfortunately had routine presence in the global news. The reoccurrence of the crisis in January 2010 changed the colour of attacks and sophistication employed by all the groups involved in the… [Continue Reading]
InterChange Uganda lauded over peace
InterChange Uganda has been hailed for its role in incorporating peace into its programmes of activities. Speaking during a function to bid farewell to a Canadian student, Shannon Davis, the Chairman of Lutengo Local Council, Kasasira Moses Matovu, thanked the InterChange Uganda chapter members for including peace in their list of programmes because there is… [Continue Reading]
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