| “Culture for Peace.. NOT.. Culture of Peace" Peace has no culture, however, Culture can serve Peace. |
Peace, like war, is a social invention. It has been notes the now and then precarious balance between
humans' need for bonding and autonomy. Finding the right balance in a world full of complecations and
devastation is difficult, particularly that technology shields humans from one another and even from
themselves. Globalization weakened local community, economic and social capacity, and family systems which
are all racked by violence. The biosphere is losing its capacity to regenerate itself and feed the growing
population of humans.. How can peace grow and flourish, bring us better futures, under such conditions?
It seems that in spite of the visibility of violence and war, many people are able to see the devise practices and
strategies that will render war obsolete. If we want the world to be one planetary zone of peace, full of
adventure and the excitement of dealing with diversity without violence, humans can make it so, if they accept
each others differences.
This is The Culture for Peace.”
Culture for Peace International aims to introduce different cultures to different societies with a hope to create a
kind of knowledge, appreciation, and respect of each others cultures and civilization. In working with a wide
range of partners, RASIT aims to preserve, promote, and advance world culture.
The Culture for Peace program is a set of values, attitudes, traditions and modes of behaviour of dialogue and
understanding at all levels of society and among nations and ways of life based on: Respect for life, cultural
diversity, everyone to freedom of expression opinion and information, tolerance, and cooperation.
The program is integrally associated with:
- Promoting mutual respect and understanding and international cooperation;
- Enabling people at all levels to develop skills of dialogue, negotiation, consensus building and peaceful
resolution of differences;
- Eliminate all forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance;
- Advancing understanding, tolerance and solidarity among all civilizations, peoples and cultures, including
towards ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities;
A key role in the promotion of Culture for Peace belongs to journalists, artists, teachers, intellectuals, those
engaged in scientific, philosophical and creative activities, health and humanitarian workers, social workers,
and parents. Media educative and informative role is of great importance to the promotion of Culture for Peace.
Effective implementation of this Program of Action requires mobilization of resources, including financial
resources, by interested governments, organizations and individuals.
humans' need for bonding and autonomy. Finding the right balance in a world full of complecations and
devastation is difficult, particularly that technology shields humans from one another and even from
themselves. Globalization weakened local community, economic and social capacity, and family systems which
are all racked by violence. The biosphere is losing its capacity to regenerate itself and feed the growing
population of humans.. How can peace grow and flourish, bring us better futures, under such conditions?
It seems that in spite of the visibility of violence and war, many people are able to see the devise practices and
strategies that will render war obsolete. If we want the world to be one planetary zone of peace, full of
adventure and the excitement of dealing with diversity without violence, humans can make it so, if they accept
each others differences.
This is The Culture for Peace.”
Culture for Peace International aims to introduce different cultures to different societies with a hope to create a
kind of knowledge, appreciation, and respect of each others cultures and civilization. In working with a wide
range of partners, RASIT aims to preserve, promote, and advance world culture.
The Culture for Peace program is a set of values, attitudes, traditions and modes of behaviour of dialogue and
understanding at all levels of society and among nations and ways of life based on: Respect for life, cultural
diversity, everyone to freedom of expression opinion and information, tolerance, and cooperation.
The program is integrally associated with:
- Promoting mutual respect and understanding and international cooperation;
- Enabling people at all levels to develop skills of dialogue, negotiation, consensus building and peaceful
resolution of differences;
- Eliminate all forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance;
- Advancing understanding, tolerance and solidarity among all civilizations, peoples and cultures, including
towards ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities;
A key role in the promotion of Culture for Peace belongs to journalists, artists, teachers, intellectuals, those
engaged in scientific, philosophical and creative activities, health and humanitarian workers, social workers,
and parents. Media educative and informative role is of great importance to the promotion of Culture for Peace.
Effective implementation of this Program of Action requires mobilization of resources, including financial
resources, by interested governments, organizations and individuals.
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