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University
of Washington With
support and assistance from: "We are not at war. We, the world
community, are WAGING peace. We're in peacetime. So this is
a miracle. This is what 'waging peace' looks
like."
UN University for Peace and
United Nations
May 21, 2003
Doors open 6:30 p.m. to Kane Hall
#130
The
United Nations at Work
for Peace and a Better World
Cosponsors include: AFS Intercultural - Greater Puget Sound,
American Friends Service Committee, Buddhist Peace
Fellowship, Center for Contemplation and Nonviolence, Church
Council of Greater Seattle, Desmond Tutu Peace Foundation,
Dunlap Elementary School Model United Nations, Evans School
of Public Affairs - University of Washington, Facing the
Future, Fellowship of Reconciliation - Seattle Chapter,
Global Visionaries, Greater Puget Sound Chapter of Fulbright
Associates, Heritage College - Seattle Campus, Kay Muller
Bullitt, League of Women Voters of Seattle, One World Now,
Puget Sound Unitarian Universalist Council, SNOW Coalition,
University of Washington Model United Nations, Washington
State Bar Association - World Peace Through Law Section,
Washington State Peace Corps Association, World Affairs
Council, YES - Journal of Positive Futures. Special support
provided by the: United Nations Foundation, Better World
Campaign and the Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studios.
"I'm so honored to be alive at such a
miraculous time in history. I'm so moved by what's going on
in our world today. Never before in the history of the world
has there been a global, visible, public, viable, open
dialogue and conversation about the very legitimacy of war.
The whole world is in now having this critical and historic
dialogue &emdash; listening to all kinds of points of view
and positions about going to war or not going to
war.
United Nations Association Speach, San Francisco
March 2003