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Chapter Secretary General
E. Hartley: Address to Focus Group on Marriage and Family
November 23, 2008
Address at a session on Marriage and Family, London, UK, Nov. 22, 2008.
Peace Festival Lifts up Spiritual Values that Promote Peace
November 23, 2008
London, United Kingdom - A peace festival in the United Kingdom was a sell-out event on November 22 at the London ExCel Center.
Focus Group on the Environment
November 22, 2008
London, England - On entering the exhibition area in the ExCeL Center on 22nd November, one of the first things that caught everyone’s eye was a dazzling green algae lamp!
Focus Group on Inter-Religious Cooperation
November 22, 2008
London, England - Although the popularity of the interfaith focus session during GPF-UK could have been predicted, the level of popularity was unprecedented: Extra chairs had to be brought into the conference room even after the focus session had started in order to accommodate the large number of participants.
Focus Group on Models of Community Cohesion in Urban Europe
November 22, 2008
London, England - The GPF-UK Community Cohesion Focus Group was fortunate to have two Members of Parliament: Tom Brake, Liberal Democrat Shadow Minister for Home Affairs, and Andrew Pelling, Independent for Croydon Central.
T. Cantle: Prospects for Multiculturalism and Community Cohesion
November 22, 2008
London, England - In a presentation to the Global Peace Festival-UK Focus Group on Multiculturalism and Community Cohesion, Ted Cantle, British author and 30-year veteran of public service, stated that many minorities are amongst the most disadvantaged sectors of a community and still experience prejudice and unequal life chances.
Focus Group on Conflict and the Achievement of the MDGs
November 22, 2008
London, England - The Peace and Development Focus Session of the Global Peace Festival in London featured the problems of nations struggling to fulfill the Millennium Development Goals by 2015 while struggling with debt, conflict, and unfair trade relationships. This followed the Rt. Hon. Bill Rammell MP, Foreign and Commonwealth Office Minister of State’s encouraging words to the International Leadership Conference to create an international coalition of all sectors of society to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, lasting peace, and prosperity.
A. Sajid: Multiculturalism and the European Union
November 22, 2008
As a chairman of the European Union Task Force for Intercultural Dialogue, I have been working very closely with the 27 countries of the European Union during the past three to four years. I can confirm that the European Union has achieved three major things in the past three to four years.
International Leadership Conference Held in London
November 22, 2008
London, UK -An International Leadership Conference was held in the legendary Palm Court Terrace at the London Waldorf Hotel November 21-22. A favorite retreat for Oscar Wilde and other literary giants, the room also doubled as the state room in the 1954 film Titanic.
"Break and Build" Service Projects in East London
November 21, 2008
London, United Kingdom - In the spirit of preparing for the 2012 Olympic Games, clean-up projects took place in East London in October and November 2008.
Peace Festival Opens in the House of Commons
November 20, 2008
London, United Kingdom - A peace festival began on November 20 with a standing-room only plenary discussion hosted at the House of Commons in the Palace of Westminster on the topic “New Paradigm in a Time of Global Crisis.”
M. Braybrooke: Need for Multidisciplinary Dialogue
November 20, 2008
I think my real hope is that the dialogue now will not only be interfaith but multidisciplinary. I’ve been very concerned that we don’t just have religious leaders talking about peace, which I guess most of them are in favor of, but that we actually engage with people who have to make practical decisions.
London Gathering Hears Perspectives on Iraq
October 6, 2008
London, England - An October 6 meeting in London on ‘Perspectives on Iraq’ featured presentations by a Member of the UK Parliament and people from Iraq who are living in the United Kingdom.
Mongolia's Efforts to Achieve MDGs Lauded in London
September 26, 2008
London, England - An evening meeting in London on the theme of "Mongolia and the Millennium Development Goals" began with a reception for members of the Mongolia Association in the United Kingdom.
Family Fun Day Raises Money for Hospital in Watford
August 10, 2008
Watford, England - Inspired by their participation in a Family Fun Day in 2007, the Muslim Awareness Forum organized a Family Fun Day in Watford, England, on August 10 to raise funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Spice and Soul at Peace Festival Kick Off
June 11, 2008
A show at the Regent Hall, Oxford Street on June 11 wowed the audience with a variety performance that brought people to their feet.
East London Nature Reserve Project Featured on BBC Website
April 26, 2008
BBC London featured a story on UPF-UK's project, “East London Youth in support of UN Millennium Development Goals,” which took place on April 26. Twenty-five London youth took part in a day of conservation at an East London Nature Reserve, in celebration with the UN-endorsed Global Youth Service Day.
UK Marriage and Family Committee Research
April 11, 2008
The Marriage and Family Committee of the UPF National Peace Council spent one year investigating what the field of marriage and family in the UK entails, and gave their report on April 10, 2008.
Discussing Marriage and Family in Birmingham
April 1, 2008
“We can’t fit any more people in” Patricia was overhead saying to Velimira, at about 8.00 pm on the evening of April 1, 2008. “We’d better lock the door.”
Women as Ambassadors for Peace in the Community
March 30, 2008
The fifth anniversary of the Watford Bridge of Peace was celebrated on March 30, 2008 at the Multi-Cultural Community Center in Watford, a town 34 kilometers northwest of London.
