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WORLD CONFERENCE OF RELIGIONS FOR PEACE Address World Conference of Religions for Peace, 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017 Phone 212 687 21 63 Fax Web www.wcrp.org E-Mail info@wcrp.org Category Dialogue MISSION STATEMENT The World Conference of Religions for Peace is the largest international coalition of representatives from the world's great religions who are dedicated to achieving peace. Respecting cultural differences while celebrating our common humanity, Religions for Peace is active on every continent and in some of the most troubled places on earth, creating multi-religious partnerships that mobilize the moral and social resources of religious people to address their shared problems. Founding year 1970 BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES Some of Religions for Peace's recent successes include mediating dialogue among warring factions in Sierra Leone; building a new climate of reconciliation in Bosnia and Kosovo; organizing an international network of religious women's organizations; and launching an extraordinary program to assist the millions of children affected by Africa's AIDS pandemic, the Hope for African Children Initiative. The goals and agendas developed serve as a foundation for the everyday work of Religions for Peace around the world. That work focuses on effecting change in the following areas: � Conflict Transformation and Reconciliation � The Child and the Family � Disarmament and Security � Development and Ecology � Human Rights and Responsibilities � Peace Education None but press releases and website. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS REMARKS See section “conflict transformation” for further specification on the various recent activities and methods employed. Dr. William Vendley: Secretary General, Word Conference of Religions for Peace. Former Professor of Systematic Theology, Maryknoll School of Theology. Rabbi David Rosen: co-president. International Director of Interreligious Affairs of the American Jewish Committee.
APPENDIX: MAILINGLIST INSTITUTIONS Action by churches together (ACT) act@act-intl.org Alliance of Religions and Conservation (ARC) info@arcworld.org American Public Media, Speaking of Faith mail@speakingoffaith.org Arizona State University, Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict csrc@asu.edu Association Suisse pour le Dialogue Euro-Arabomusulman (ASDEAM) info@asdeam.ch, hassan.ghaziri@epfl.ch berkleycenter@georgetown.edu, Berkeley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs banchoff@georgetown.edu Brigham Young University, International Center for Law and Religion Studies law_religion@byu.edu Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs info@cceia.org Center for Humanitarian Dialogue info@hdcentre.org Center for Peace, Nonviolence and Human Rights Osijek centar-za-mir@centar-za-mir.hr Center for Reduction of Religious-based conflict centerRel@Center2000.org Center for Strategic & International Studies, CSIS ldanan@csis.org Center for the Study and Promotion of Peace Indonesia pspp@ukdw.ac.id Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution crdc@gmu.edu reiner.anselm@sozethik.unizh.ch, Centre for Religion, Economy and Politics christoph.weber@zh.ref.ch Centre for Sustainable Management of Resources, Radboud University Nijemegen secr.csmr@science.ru.nl, e.eynikel@theo.ru.nl Certificat de formation continue en religions, cultures et communication, University of Geneva info@formcont.unige.ch Clingendael/Netherlands institute of International Relations info@clingendael.nl Clinton Global Initiative info@clintonglobalinitiative.org Commission de Planification Pastorale de la Conférence des évêques Suisses spi-ppk@kath.ch Common Good Initiative j.boehle@bham.ac.uk Community of Sant’Egidio info@santegidio.org
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