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A New Beacon of Hope: The Bayanghoshu Peace Library Opens in Mongolia

📚 Key Takeaways:

A new Peace Library has been opened in Bayanghoshu, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
The initiative is a collaboration between IPYG and Ulaanbaatar Business Innovation.
3,200 books were donated by IPYG and The Asia Foundation to support youth education.
The library serves as a hub for learning, peace-building, and community development.
Future plans include sustainable peace activities and educational programs.

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📢 A New Chapter for Youth in Mongolia

November 22, 2024, marked a significant milestone for youth and education in Bayanghoshu, Ulaanbaatar, as the Bayanghoshu Peace Library officially opened its doors. This inspiring initiative, led by the International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) and the Ulaanbaatar Business Innovation, aims to nurture a culture of peace and education among children and young people in the region.

The opening ceremony brought together community leaders and peace advocates, including representatives from The Asia Foundation and the Innovation Hub. Their presence underscored the library’s role in promoting knowledge, inclusion, and sustainable development within the local community.

📖 A Place for Knowledge and Peace

Education is the foundation of peace. Recognizing this, IPYG and The Asia Foundation generously contributed 3,200 books to enrich the library’s collection. Meanwhile, the Innovation Hub Center played a crucial role in designing the library’s interior and organizing the book collection, ensuring a comfortable and engaging environment for visitors.

More than just a library, this space is envisioned as a hub for peace-building, where young minds can learn, grow, and cultivate a sense of global citizenship. With educational resources previously scarce in the area, this initiative provides hope and new opportunities for the youth.

💬 Voices of Support and Encouragement

During the ceremony, A Director of Gender Equality and Social Inclusion at The Asia Foundation, highlighted the significance of the library:

“I am pleased that a library has been opened in this area, where educational resources are lacking. I hope that many young people will have a chance to learn and become an asset of peace through this library.”

Similarly, A Consultant at The Asia Foundation’s Women’s Business Center, emphasized the long-term impact of such initiatives:

“I am really happy that the peace library is opened for young people, who are the future of both their community and the country. I hope that more libraries will be opened and continued through various activities in the future.”

🌱 A Brighter Future Through Education and Peace

The Bayanghoshu Peace Library is not just a one-time project—it is a sustainable movement toward building peace through education. IPYG has committed to expanding peace activities within the library, introducing educational programs and community engagement initiatives that will empower local youth.

As the library begins its journey, it represents more than books and learning materials—it is a symbol of hope, opportunity, and a peaceful future for young minds eager to learn and grow. With continued support from organizations and the community, this initiative can pave the way for even greater educational opportunities and peace-building efforts in the region.

🌟 What do you think about initiatives like the Bayanghoshu Peace Library? How can we promote education and peace in our own communities? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇✨

#PeaceLibrary #EducationForAll #YouthEmpowerment #GlobalCitizenship #BuildingPeace

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A New Place for Hope for Youth in the Region: The Bayanghoshu Peace Library Opens in Collaboration with IPYG – HWPL

700 Teachers Unite: The Peace Movement That’s Going Viral in the Philippines

Summary: Guess what? Over 700 teachers and 11 principals gathered in the Philippines to promote peace through education! 🕊️ They teamed up with HWPL to bring peace and gender education into schools. There were amazing performances and big plans to spread kindness and understanding. Let’s dive in to find out more and see how we can spread peace too! 🌟

An Inspiring Gathering for Peace 🕊️

On November 15-16, 2024, something super cool happened at Club Balai Isabel in Batangas Province, Philippines! Over 700 dedicated teachers and 11 awesome school principals from the Cavite-Kawit District came together for a special event. They called it the Municipal Gender and Development Peace Education Orientation Research Training (wow, that’s a long name! 😄). Their mission? To bring peace and gender education into schools! How amazing is that? 🤗

Teaming Up with HWPL 🌍

This event was even more special because they partnered with an organization called HWPL (Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light). 🌈 The Public Schools District Supervisor was inspired after attending the HWPL World Peace Summit in Korea back in September. 🇰🇷 Seeing people from all over the world working together for peace made him think, “Hey, we can do this too!” So, HWPL and the Cavite-Kawit District signed an agreement to work together to promote peace education. 🤝 How cool is that?

A Heartfelt Performance 🎶

The 700 teachers didn’t just sit and talk—they put on an amazing performance! 💃🕺 They did interpretive dances and used sign language to perform a peace-themed song called “We Are Unity.” 🎵 Can you imagine how awesome that must have been? Their performance showed how music and art can bring people together and spread messages of love and peace. 🎨🕊️

Planning for a Peaceful Future 🕊️

Before the event ended, the principal of a local elementary school shared an exciting Peace Education Project Action Plan for the whole district! 📋🌟 The goal is to create a culture of peace, empathy, and mutual respect among students, teachers, and the entire community. It’s like planting seeds of kindness that will grow and make our world a happier place! 🌱💖

Let’s Spread Peace Together! 🤗

I think what they did is super inspiring, and it shows that peace starts with us! Here are some key ways we can promote peace in our daily lives:

Be Kind Every Day 😊: Little things like sharing your snacks, helping a friend with homework, or just saying something nice can make someone’s day brighter.
Include Everyone 👫: Invite someone new to play or sit with you at lunch. Making others feel welcome spreads happiness!
Learn About Peace 📚: Talk to your teachers about starting a peace club or doing projects that promote kindness and understanding.
Share the Message 🗣️: Tell your friends and family about the importance of peace. The more people who know, the bigger difference we can make!

Isn’t it amazing how a group of dedicated teachers and principals are working hard to make the world a better place? 🌍✨ We might be young, but we can make a big difference too! Let’s take inspiration from them and spread peace wherever we go. 🥰

Thanks for reading, friends! If you have any ideas on how to promote peace, please share them in the comments below! I’d love to hear from you! 💬

Stay awesome and keep shining! ✨

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Global Peace in Action: HWPL’s Latest 4 Inspiring Initiatives

1. 🌍 Building a Better World Together: HWPL Peace Forum in Madagascar 🕊️

On April 29th, HWPL and INSCAE hosted a peace forum at INSCAE in Madagascar. The event had 200 attendees, including former ministers, government officials, educators, and youth groups. The forum featured a main session and sub-sessions, focusing on peace initiatives.

Key highlights:

Main Session: MOU signing between HWPL and educational institutions, including INSCAE and 14 public elementary schools involved in the HWPL Peace Library Project.
Sub-Sessions: Topics included peace journalism, youth empowerment, volunteerism, religious harmony, and women’s peace initiatives. Sessions aimed to form working groups for ongoing peace efforts.

INSCAE emphasized the importance of such events for student growth. A Former Minister praised HWPL’s progress and pledged his support.

Let’s keep building a peaceful world together! ✌️🌟

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‘Building a Better World Together’, HWPL Peace Forum Held in Madagascar – HWPL

2. 🏃‍♂️ Marathon Magic: HWPL Volunteers Rock the 6th Gijang Bada Run! 🏃‍♀️

On April 28th, over 100 volunteers from HWPL Global4 branch supported the 6th Gijang Bada Marathon at Osiria Question Mark Park, Busan. They ensured a smooth event, helping with baggage storage, race guidance, water stations, medal distribution, and more. Their efforts allowed participants to enjoy the marathon safely and comfortably.

Key highlights:

Volunteer Roles: Managed baggage, guided race start, operated water stations, distributed medals, assisted stage events, and ran a service center.
Post-Marathon Cleanup: Volunteers cleaned and sorted trash, leaving the venue spotless.
Community Engagement: Introduced HWPL’s peace activities, gaining new supporters.

A Head monk praised the volunteers’ dedication, crucial for the event’s success. An HWPL official shared the joy of seeing marathoners happy and enjoying the event.

Let’s keep spreading peace and joy! 🌟🏅

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HWPL Global4 Branch Office: Promoting and Volunteering Activities for the 6th Gijang Bada Marathon Tournament – HWPL

3. 🌍 Honoring Sacrifice: HWPL’s 11th Annual Peace Commemoration in Incheon 🌍

On May 25, 2024, HWPL Global 9th Branch held the 11th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace at Wolmido, Incheon. Themed “Peace Born from Sacrifice, Toward a Universal Value Transcending Time,” the event was co-hosted with the Korea War Allied Nations Friendship Association and sponsored by the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs. About 300 attendees, including Korean War veterans, gathered to honor the sacrifices made for peace.

HWPL’s Chairman, Man-Hee Lee, is also a Korean War veteran. As a frontline combatant, he experienced the horrors of war firsthand, which is why he was able to speak out for peace.

Key highlights:

Event Theme: Honoring the sacrifices of Korean War veterans and promoting peace.
Activities: Letters of appreciation were presented to veterans, recognizing their service.

Dong-Mun Shin, honorary president of HWPL Global 9th Branch, pledged to continue spreading awareness of the sacrifices made during the Korean War. An IPYG member highlighted the importance of learning from history to prevent future conflicts.

Let’s honor the past and build a peaceful future together! ✌️🌟

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HWPL Global 9th Branch Held the 11th Annual Commemoration of the Declaration of World Peace in Incheon – HWPL

4. ❤️ Giving Hope: HWPL’s Heartwarming Dinner for Guinea’s Children ❤️

On May 24th, HWPL Global 5 Branch and Guinea GSP Antag Plus hosted a volunteer event in Conakry, Guinea, themed ‘Giving Hope to Children for a Better World of Peace.’ This event supported children affected by the December 2023 oil tank explosion. With the help of six volunteers, food was provided to 2,000 students.

Key highlights:

Event Theme: Supporting children affected by the oil tank explosion.
Volunteer Efforts: Provided hamburgers and drinks to 300 students and snacks to 1,700 students at Soloprimo Elementary School.
Community Impact: Introduced HWPL’s peace activities, with students expressing gratitude and unity by shouting “We are one!”

A CEO emphasized the importance of this activity as a foundation for future HWPL peace efforts in Guinea. The event also allowed staff and parents to experience HWPL peace education.

Let’s keep spreading hope and peace! 🌍❤️

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Giving Hope to Children for a Better World of Peace – HWPL

🌟 Let’s Spread the Culture of Peace Together! 🌟

As we’ve seen through these incredible events, from peace forums in Madagascar to volunteer activities in Guinea, the spirit of peace and unity is alive and thriving. Each of us has the power to make a difference, no matter where we are. 🌍✨

By coming together, supporting one another, and participating in peace initiatives, we can build a better world for future generations. Let’s continue to honor the sacrifices of those who came before us and work tirelessly to create a harmonious and peaceful world. 🕊️❤️

Remember, every small act of kindness and every effort towards peace counts. Let’s shout “We are one!” and spread the culture of peace far and wide. Together, we can achieve a brighter, more peaceful future. 🌟✌️

HWPL Official homepage : https://www.hwpl.kr/language/en/home-hwpl-_en/

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HWPL Peace Education with Greece

HWPL’s peace education is global. It is worth noting that it creates a change of thought that can achieve ‘peace’ by finding the commonalities of each country’s culture.

The textbook made by HWPL also contains information about Greece. In Peace Textbook 9 and Section 1-‘Courtesy of Parents,’ it is explained that loving and honoring parents beyond the differences of time, region, and culture is a universal value of all mankind.

In particular, it is emphasized that remembering and paying back the love and kindness given by parents is a characteristic that only humans have.

There is an ancient Greek anecdote about this filial piety. Greece is famous for having a strict culture of respect for the elderly and parents since ancient times.

For example, in ancient Delphi, people who did not take care of their parents were imprisoned.

In Athens, a person who neglected his or her parents was fined and some citizenship was deprived.

Greek proverbs such as “Old people’s words weigh heavily” and “Those who respect their parents never die” reflect a deep-rooted culture of respect for parents and the elderly.

As such, peace education by utilizing proverbs and examples of each country is a great advantage.

Georgia teacher said, “I loved the textbooks prepared for peace education,” adding, “It contains a variety of colors and various information and activities.” “HWPL’s peace education textbooks are made in a more understandable language considering the level of children and teenagers,” he said. “The HWPL peace education textbooks are also very important because they have clear guidelines on what teachers should do.”

After nine weeks of training, Georgia’s teachers took pride in HWPL peace education more than anyone else. “HWPL’s certificate of teacher training is now my pride,” she said.

In fact, students who received peace education also responded positively.

After receiving peace education, one student said, “I realized that I was special,” adding, “I have to be with people who are valuable and make me feel good about myself.”

“I think the Chairman Man hee Lee is an inspirational and charismatic person who can do anything to bring peace to the world,” Georgia teacher said. “I think HWPL is a great organization with great educational materials and plans and is ready to support every step of the way.”

2023 HWPL Global Peace Education Conference

Global Peace Education Conference

What is the core of HWPL Peace Education?

If you were a peace teacher, what would you teach children like white paper?

“It is an education that fosters citizens of peace
with the value and spirit of peace.”
HWPL homepage

HWPL starts from here.

There is no place under heaven and earth that is more beautiful and better to live in than the Earth.

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However, many people are suffering from war, famine, a gap between the rich and the poor, environmental pollution, and more all over the world due to human greed and selfishness.

This is a really serious problem. But at the same time, it is also true that no one can handle it. We must let go of each other’s greed.

Therefore, HWPL proposed peace education as a way to leave a beautiful world of peace as a legacy for the future generations.

Structure of Peace Education Curriculum

About 50 education experts from various countries participated in reviewing the peace education curriculum. As of 2019, the standard curriculum is comprised of 12 lessons.

HWPL Peace Academies are 277 institutions/schools in 48 countries

Let me give you an example.

On January 23, 2018, a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) was signed with the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), a government-affiliated organization that oversees educational institutions above universities in the Philippines.

The Commission on Higher Education is a national institution directly under the Presidential Office and manages and supervises more than 1,000 higher education institutions (university or higher).

Good Examples of HWPL Peace Education

Commissioner Ronald L. Adamat of the CHED has been preparing to promote the work of peace in HWPL since he attended the 3rd anniversary of the September 18 HWPL World Peace Summit in 2017 in South Korea.

As a result, the MOA was signed on the same day to express its willingness to materialize and implement peace education.

Starting with national universities, HWPL peace education was implemented throughout the Philippines.
Aren’t you curious how far it’s gone now?

This is only part of it and much more people are moving for peace education. Isn’t that amazing? Take a look with interest. 🙂

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HWPL Peace Education in Ethiopia

Is Ethiopia peaceful?

Compared with many African countries, Ethiopia is remarkably safe – most of the time. Serious or violent crime is rare; against travellers it’s extremely rare. Outside the capital, the risk of petty crime drops still further. The new Prime Minister was Abiy Ahmed, 2019 Nobel Peace Prize Winner, who made a historic visit to Eritrea in 2018, ending the state of conflict between the countries.

2019 nobel peace prize

Ethiopia is a melting pot country, enriched in diverse cultures, peoples, and religions. However, such diversity sparked many conflicts in history, some of which are ongoing. These conflicts have stripped the country and people apart emotionally, and the Ethiopian government is actively working to peacefully resolve them for the better future of the country.

HWPL Peace Education in Ethiopia

In December, the professors and students at Kotebe Metropolitan University participated at the ‘Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) Peace Education’ sessions which are also joined by 214 schools in 36 countries.

To bring the peaceful reconciliation in the country, the Ministry of Education in Ethiopia and 9 other states had previously signed MOA with HWPL to implement HWPL’s Peace Education. The curriculum is designed to empower citizens to properly recognize the value of peace and take the pioneering role of spreading the culture of peace.

After signing MOA with HWPL, the Ministry of Higher Education in Ethiopia is currently reviewing the ‘HWPL Peace Education’ to incorporate and implement it as formal curriculum in all the universities. Addis Ababa School of Science and Technology (AASTU) also held the peace education sessions right after the Kotebe Metropolitan University.

A student who participated at the peace education said, “I learned why peace education is important for resolving conflicts in Ethiopia. It taught me to act as a messenger of peace. It is also important to present 10 Articles and 38 Clauses of the DPCW to the UN to fundamentally eradicate war and conflicts. To this end, we must continue to participate in peace education.”

Reference:
http://www.hwpl.kr/en/news/view/180824327/0/EthiopiaBeginstheHarmonyofPeacethroughCollaborationofPoliticsEducationReligionandCivilSociety

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The 1st Burundi Peace Education Seminar

Facts about Burundi

Burundi is blessed with an abundance of tea and coffee plantations. But this country is struggling to emerge from a 12-year, ethnic-based civil war. Since independence in 1962 it has been plagued by tension between the usually-dominant Tutsi minority and the Hutu majority.

Is there any movement for peace?

The 1st Burundi Peace Education Seminar

The 1st Burundi Peace Education Seminar, hosted by Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light, was held on January 11, at Rehoboth School in Burundi Bujumbura.

A total of 22 people participated in the seminar, including the principals and teachers of the Rehoboth School, Le Dauphin, Lycée communal of Cashi and Ecole Oasis des Anges. The theme of the event was “Discounting the Pilot Training for the Peaceful Education of Burundi in 2019 and Sharing the plan for 2020.”

“HWPL peace education serves as a global platform aimed at leaving peace as a legacy to future generations by raising the awe of building peace from citizens around the world and challenging threats from war and violence by promoting a culture of peace. Because all mankind is weak and imperfect, HWPL peace education teaches us how to understand and forgive others” said Hatungimana Liévain, a teacher of the Rehoboth School and Lycée communal of Cashi.

In response to the seminar, Emmanuel Ndayishimiye, the principal of Ecole Oasis des Anges, said, “We have agreed that peace is priceless and therefore, peace education is to be taken seriously in our schools.”

Thank you all very much. Let’s all play our roles in our respective positions.

Reference:
http://www.hwpl.kr/en/news/view/200217464/0/BurundiPeaceEducationSeminar

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KNATCOM and HWPL: We Are One for Peace Education

What is KNATCOM?

KNATCOM is the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO. She is the Secretary General Kenya National Commission for UNESCO Dr. Evangeline Njoka, 5 years ago. Their Mission is “to promote building of peace, eradication of poverty, sustainable development and intellectual dialogue through education, sciences, culture, communication and information.”

@NatcomUnescoKe promoting Peace Education to TVET ASPnet Patrons during a knowledge sharing workshop that was held at the Kenya Education Management Institute (KEMI). pic.twitter.com/1bcQGZyLFE
— Knatcom for UNESCO (@NatcomUnescoKe) December 11, 2019

KNATCOM and HWPL:
We Are One for Peace Education

“1st Peace Educator Workshop for the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO (KNATCOM) in 2019” took place in Kenya Education Management Institute on 11, December. Hosted by KNATCOM HWPL, this workshop was organized by an international NGO named HWPL affiliated with the UN ECOSOC. 34 people including principal education officer of the Ministry of Education, deputy director of programme of KNATCOM and educators from UNESCO associated schools participated in the event.

The workshop was devoted to enabling educators from UNESCO associated schools to experience and practice peace value education in the fields through presentation sessions on peace education materials and pilot class.

2019 World Peace Summit: HWPL Peace Education Conference

It’s good to read if you want to know more. 🙂

Q. What is the aim of HWPL Peace Education?

A. HWPL says that peace education serves as a global platform with the aim of “leaving peace as a legacy to the future generations” by raising awareness of building peace from citizens and fostering a culture of peace to challenge the threat from war and violence.

Ms. Dorah Kitala, principal education officer of Ministry of Education said, “Peace education textbooks and the curricula are innovative. After the demonstration, I could feel that peace education is necessary for Kenya and would work with HWPL in the future.”

With the need for teaching values of peace to Kenyan students, 20 educators from UNESCO associated schools signed an agreement, which says they teach the right character for those who would carry the future of the country and to disperse peace education in Kenya. HWPL, KNATCOM and the Ministry of Education of Kenya are considering formalizing peace education activities throughout the country.

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Hong Kong Peace Puppetry Workshop

Do you know the Koolamundo?

She is Kimberley Kleczka, Author, Radio Presenter, Songwriter, and Entertainer. Many years ago, she thought about developing a character that could help educate and entertain the children and youth of the world.

“My goal is to teach children about other cultures, languages, food, nature and life lessons and provide cool information and facts about the amazing world we live in.” – Kimberley Kleczka

What does Koolamundo mean? Let’s break it down for you… Koola = Kool (as in “cool dude”) +Mundo = World in Spanish. Together you get my tagline, “It’s a Kool World.”

Hong Kong Peace Puppetry Workshop

On October 20th, the Peace Puppetry Workshop was hosted by St. Barnabas Society and Home in Hong Kong, where the conflict on freedom and human rights is becoming more intense. Twenty-nine people attended the event, including children, the founder of Koolamundo, and a University of Hong Kong graduate student, who was a project volunteer.

Mengxia Gao, a University of Hong Kong graduate student who was in charge of the play, said she was impressed by the event and that it was a wonderful opportunity for children to learn about peace while playing. Kimberley Kleczka, the founder of Koolamundo, mentioned that “The play was meaningful since it helps to understand the moral instructions behind the story.”

Just like how the children learned about respecting diversity and peace through the Peace Puppetry Workshop, HWPL’s peace education aims to instill a value system focused around peace so students can have the correct understanding of peace and take the lead in spreading a culture of peace.

Reference:
http://hwpl.kr/en/news/view/191215449/0/HongKongChildrenLearntheValueofPeaceandHumilityThroughthePeacePuppetryWorkshop

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80 students make a colorful march

What comes to your mind when you think about your school days? What did you do? I think all I did was eating, studying and playing with my friends.

Let’s take a look at what these 80 students have done.

DPCW Article 10
: Spreading the Culture of Peace

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To celebrate United Nations Day, 24 October, students of Bethel Knox paraded in a variety of costumes representing different cultures and nations. Paraders dressed in respective national dresses marched and chanted, “Spread the culture of peace,” the title of the 10th article of the DPCW, stirring air of hope amongst the audience for a world united with peace.

There is a reason why this is more meaningful. The Philippines has a history of many conflicts and wars. So people have a longing for peace in their hearts. These are expressed in children’s pure behavior. What happens when these kids grow up? Will the world change?

Philippines is changing

Bethel Knox students recently started taking the HWPL Peace Education program, and their faces gleamed with excitement and anticipation for a future of peace throughout the event. Bethel Knox is offering the HWPL Peace Education program to inspire students with the spirit of peace and nurture future peace activists.

Peace Education is set to serve as a building block to bring people of diverse ethnicities and cultures together to call for peace. Students who finish the Peace Education courses will become the beacon of a brighter and more peaceful future.

After the parade, students presented dance performances to celebrate “a day of marching toward peace,” followed by a multicultural feast with international cuisines including a boodle fight, a traditional Filipino meal.

I hope that this will serve as an opportunity to think about what we can do about peace. 🙂 Supporting DPCW is one way.

Reference:
http://www.hwpl.kr/en/news/view/191215450/0/80StudentsDressedinManyNationalOutfitsParadeforPeaceandtheDPCWinthePhilippines

📢 A New Chapter for Youth in Mongolia

📖 A Place for Knowledge and Peace

💬 Voices of Support and Encouragement

🌱 A Brighter Future Through Education and Peace

An Inspiring Gathering for Peace 🕊️

Teaming Up with HWPL 🌍

A Heartfelt Performance 🎶

Planning for a Peaceful Future 🕊️

Let’s Spread Peace Together! 🤗

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

1. 🌍 Building a Better World Together: HWPL Peace Forum in Madagascar 🕊️

2. 🏃‍♂️ Marathon Magic: HWPL Volunteers Rock the 6th Gijang Bada Run! 🏃‍♀️

3. 🌍 Honoring Sacrifice: HWPL’s 11th Annual Peace Commemoration in Incheon 🌍

4. ❤️ Giving Hope: HWPL’s Heartwarming Dinner for Guinea’s Children ❤️

🌟 Let’s Spread the Culture of Peace Together! 🌟

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

Global Peace Education Conference

What is the core of HWPL Peace Education?

Structure of Peace Education Curriculum

Good Examples of HWPL Peace Education

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

Is Ethiopia peaceful?

HWPL Peace Education in Ethiopia

Peace is up to you :- Good luck!

Facts about Burundi

The 1st Burundi Peace Education Seminar

Peace is up to you 🙂 Good luck!

What is KNATCOM?

KNATCOM and HWPL: We Are One for Peace Education

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

Do you know the Koolamundo?

Hong Kong Peace Puppetry Workshop

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

DPCW Article 10 : Spreading the Culture of Peace

Philippines is changing

Peace is up to you :0 Good luck!

KNATCOM and HWPL:
We Are One for Peace Education

DPCW Article 10
: Spreading the Culture of Peace