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Archeological evidence shows that both religion and compassion have been part of the human experience from our earliest origins.
Louie Gardiner facilitated and accompanied 11 participants of all ages in a programme of learning and reflection.
Conferences can sometime be a lot of hot air with little to show for it, says Rob Lancaster, but something keeps him going
Heads of NGO, community leaders, a senior diplomat and student leaders from the Horn of Africa join in UK training programme
There are on average eight to ten participants in a Peace Circle, which is normally a series of six or seven meetings.
Journalist and author Michael Smith urged the need for ‘conscience-based decision-making’ in banking, business and the economy
Initiatives of Change is best understood in what could be called a ‘prophetic tradition’. Yes it is a charity and organisation.
Alline Serpa reflects on the search for personal fulfilment, the meaning of happiness and our sense of incompleteness.
Ginn Fourie and Letlapa Mphahlele arrived in the UK for an eagerly anticipated Beyond Forgiving Speaking Tour (18-30 May 2014)
Creators of Peace UK hosted a visit from Iman Al Ghafari and Ola Al Darwish who run Creators of Peace Circles in Damascus, Syria
Book review of The Cowshed Revolution by Ray Simpson
In 2015, Howard Grace and Talia Smith delivered over 40 events around the UK using the award winning film Beyond Forgiving.
What does peace mean in a country where a people’s revolution has ended in disillusionment, bloodshed and polarisation?
Creators of Peace teams went to meet other women and discover their concerns at events to mark International Women's Day
As part of Oxford Women’s International Festival 2015, Creators of Peace hosted an event entitled ‘Fashion Revolution'.
Creators of Peace joined in the International Day of Peace on 24 September 2011, at the London centre of Initiatives of Change.
Ever wonder how to become empowered as a change-maker in your own life, community or nation?
The risks of climate change pose the most critical and pervasive environmental threats ever to the security of life on Earth
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