News from the Global Peace Festival Foundation
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News from the Global Peace Festival Foundation
Everyone at GPFF would like to offer all our friends and readers heartfelt greetings of the season and wish everyone a happy 2011! GPFF had a very busy year as we made major steps forward and enjoyed a stellar 2010.
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Our year-end newsletter features the Global Peace Convention 2010 and International Youth Leadership Summit held in Nairobi, Kenya last November. With Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki serving as patron of the GPC 2010 and the participation of Prime Minister Odinga and Vice President Musyoka, this represented a new level of successful public-private partnership. It also includes a report on another important public-private partnership initiative, the Strengthening Families and Communities Coalition Summit, in Atlanta, Georgia earlier in December, that brought together 45 different partnering groups. These projects are the fruit of yearlong grassroots efforts by community organizations and many volunteers. They were part of a global outreach that also saw regional Global Peace Festivals and Global Peace Leadership Conferences in Kathmandu, Nepal for South Asia, in Jakarta, Indonesia for the Asia-Pacific region, and in Asuncion, Paraguay for Latin America during the month of October, as well as an important Global Peace Leadership Conference in Korea. All of these events took place in the context of ongoing projects focusing on service, environmental cleanup, character education, and strengthening families. As we prepare and plan to build on the achievements of the past year in 2011, we want to thank you for your continued support for the work of building peace and realizing the vision of One Family under God, one person, one family, one community at a time. The GPFF Staff |
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November 18, 2010
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December 9, 2010  ATLANTA - Like most urban areas in the U.S. the city of Atlanta is facing a series of interconnected challenges with its young people arising from the progressive disintegration of family structures. The city was shocked last month by the senseless stomping death of teenager Bobby Tillman at a house party. Homicide is the leading cause of death among African-American 10-24 year old males. Georgia's 2008 high school graduation rate was a mere 65.4% and eleven middle school students drop out every day. Georgia ranks tenth nationally in teen pregnancy rate, in a country where 30% of 12th grade girls have been pregnant at least once. Read More... |
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