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What's your commitment to peace?: Teach Peace, Do Peace...Be Peace

I want to be involved with...: Events, Education, Website

I'm interested in...: Art, Community Building, Education, Inner Peace, Intercultural Cooperation, Non-Violence, Philosophy, Politics, Religion, Sustainability

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Janelle Kibler - Peace Corp - Senegal - College of Charleston Grad - Worldwise Letter - Follow Her Journey

Hello from Thies (pronounced Chess), Senegal! I am in Africa. I'm here at the Peace Corps Training Center- a very simple life, but we have internet! Today was our first…

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At 6:08pm on April 3, 2011, Jon Wilson said…: Sorry London and I could't make it to Charleston Farms on Saturday. We had already planned to go and see "The Thorn" at the McCallister Field House that started at 1 and I didn't find out until too late. Sorry and we will definately be at the next event!

At 8:06am on February 27, 2011, Jon Wilson gave Reba Parker a gift…: Red Ribbon
Thanks for introducing me to this site. I look forward to helping out however I can! Have a great week!
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At 3:33pm on September 5, 2010, CofC for Urban Agriculture said…: A personal bio or an organization bio?

At 10:57pm on August 25, 2010, Terri Jorgensen said…: I don't know how much I'll get involved, but I hope to at least do some promoting of this website. I have over 500 facebook friends... lets see if I can get a few to check it out! Looks like much to explore here--looking forward to it :-) So peace out for now! looking to learn, Terri J

At 11:14pm on April 5, 2010, William Boyle said…: Hey,
I wanted to share this Fairy Tale re-write with you.
The one thing people who study folktales agree on is that fairy tales like Cinderella appeal to some basic social needs. One of these needs can be seen as a means of acculturating in terms of gender roles. For the assignment I chose to re-write Cinderella to make it less stereotypical. Not my best writing I must admit but, in comparison to the original, a step up.
I make connections between our class and Merrisa Ferrara's Comm 370 Gender and Communication class daily. She is another peace-minded individual who promotes ideals similar to ours in class. I am planning on spreading the word to her and CP1D through an upcoming assignment by interviewing you as a social advocate. I'll keep you posted. Hope the link works:
https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0Abfau4lDcUNqZGMza3Q4djNfOTFkN3doZDlneA&hl=en

At 9:45am on March 25, 2010, Melinda Allen said…: WORK!!??? Just kidding. I would absolutely LOVE it!