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Musical Cover Contest Tribute to Jyoti Singh Pandey – Delhi gang rape victim.
Following the tragic rape and murder of the Delhi Gang Rape Victim, Jyoti Singh Pandey, The Pixel Project dedicated our Valentine 2013 YouTube Cover Carnival contest to honour Ms. Pandey’s courage and strength in fighting for her life until the … Read more
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Tagged 2013 YouTube Cover Carnival contest, Jyoti Singh Pandey, Pixel Project, reader, violence against women
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Telling Stories that Matter – The Art of the Folklorist
Folklore is the foundation of a culture. It is the sum total of the stories, experiences, art and beliefs of the people living in that culture. But much of it is hidden, and it is the task of the folklorist … Read more
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Tagged Aspen Cultural Diplomacy Forum, folklore, folklorist, Kiran Singh Sirah, multiculturalism, Partners for Democratic Change, top, top story
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Frederick Douglass – Father of America’s Civil Rights Movement
Frederick Douglass was a man who continually reinvented himself and would, in time, create the modern American civil rights movement and reshape American politics. The son of a slave woman and an unknown white man, “Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey” was … Read more
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Tagged abolitionist mvoement, civil rights, Frederick Douglass, slavery, William Llyod Garrison
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Heal the World: A Personal Reflection on the Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting
It was with numbing shock and great grief that, with my nine-month-old daughter clasped in my arms, I learned of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting on December 14th. I followed the story with mute keenness and baffled interest for … Read more
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Tagged Father Bekeh, gun regulation, Piers Morgan, President Obama, Sady Hook Elementary School, school violence, teaching peace
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We Pray for Peace
This video is about our responsibility to pray for peace in all our endeavors. It is unfortunate to note that until we experience war that leaves children and women homeless and dreams shattered, we can rarely appreciate the value of … Read more
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Gaining Freedom from Fear in Myanmar
Myanmar, the Southeast Asian country formerly known as Burma, has been gaining an increasing amount of international attention this year. There is great hope that this once stagnant country will navigate the brisk transformation that is currently transpiring. This rapid … Read more
Remembrance Sunday: Thoughts on Peace
One of my first jobs after finishing University was a temporary post at the Royal British Legion in 1997. I was one of the few non-military people in the building, and this soon grew to be the basis of much … Read more
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Peace for Africa
In the past we used to have village elders meet and resolve issues regarding brotherly differences to attain peace. And, by doing that, achieved peace. However, these days we have elders who are not interested in achieving this peace, but … Read more
Reconciliation on Cyprus
Dear Desmond Tutu – As a Christian, I have had this burning desire to communicate with you regarding Cyprus and the prospect of setting out a truth and reconciliation commission as after 40 yrs of division, I found on a … Read more
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Birthday Greetings from One You Have Inspired
Repected Sir, Congratulations at your birthday this month! I was very happy to have met you in Deventer, one month ago where it was at three occasions that we were able to shake hands. So nice.The last time was at … Read more
