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From: Libby & Len Traubman <ltraubman@igc.org> http://traubman.igc.org/dg-prog.htm -- Elie Wiesel -- Reena Lazar, Director Peace It Together, Canada Summer 2011 -- relationships flowered, growing more human success stories especially among young adults. North America continued hosting numerous camp-like programs for increased engagement and concrete creativity among Israelis and Palestinians -- Muslims, Christians, Jews, and supportive others -- for the Middle East citizen-to-citizen public peace process. The tradition began in 1979 with Global Youth Village of Legacy International
in Virginia. Increasingly, the youth are becoming artisans
of telling their stories in film. PEACE IT TOGETHER The month-long program of PEACE IT TOGETHER -- http://www.peaceittogether.com -- engages students in 10 days of trust-building exercises before dividing them into trios that will make 10 short films about the Holy Land. Beyond themselves, they foster relationships with journalists in search of what's truly new. READ: SEE six, short powerful films that document the youth dialogue and film making activities -- an inside look at how "enemies" build trust and create together. A look into Peace it Together
2011 VIEW this
year's 10 original, youth-inspired films now online: Hands of Peace HANDS OF PEACE -- http://www.hands-of-peace.org -- is an interfaith organization developing peace-building and leadership skills in Israeli, Palestinian, and American teens through the power of dialogue and personal relationships. Throughout July 2011, their in-depth living together had great impact on these young women and men of excellence. VIEW videos they created during their summer: 1. The Reality of Peace 2. Piece of Peace 3. Together Peace 4. Give Peace A Chance Football for Peace FOOTBALL FOR PEACE (F4P) -- http://www.football4peace.eu -- is an activity-based community-building and reconciliation initiative. Sports coaches, community leaders, and volunteers work alongside each other bringing differing communities together through football and outdoor education In 2001, the project began by bringing together two communities and 100 Jewish and Palestinian youth. In 2011, today the program involves 37 mixed communities with over 1,000 youth, partnered to form 14 Cross Community Sports Partnerships (CCSP) --http://www.football4peace.eu/underconstruction.html READ AND SEE more: Jews and Arabs Partner for Football
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