293:, Henri Rose and Percy Bartlett. They travelled carrying the Fellowship's messages around Europe, in Scandinavia, Central Europe, Poland, the Baltic States and the Balkans, giving life to several international conferences that took place between the two world wars. The first one gathered 200 delegates from 20 nations (also India, Burma and Ukraine) in Sonntagberg in Austria. Many others followed and, in such a tense historical moment, IFOR members discussed about the necessity of disarmament and of a new role of Churches, asking clergymen to make a strong stand against the idea of "righteous wars". In 1932, the IFOR led a Youth Crusade across Europe in support of the Geneva World Disarmament Conference. Protestants and Catholics from all over converged on Geneva by various routes, reaching over 50,000 people and presenting to the Conference a petition calling for total disarmament among the nations.
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live in exile during the Nazi period. FOR Germany was officially reestablished just in 1956 with Dr
Siegmund Schultze as president. Shortly after the Cambridge conference, in the autumn of 1915, Henry Hodgkin went over to America and, 11 and 12 November, the American Fellowship was founded during a Conference at Garden City, Long Island. More than a thousand members enrolled in the American Fellowship before and during the war, which, for the US, begun on 6 April 1917. Also, Cornelius Boeke made a trip to Europe, where he established international social networks for the work of FOR. Because of this and the peace work of Boeke, he was deported to his home country Holland by the national court of England.
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conflict and militarization, where women are often severely abused. Gender justice means that women and men can equally contribute to and benefit from peace building, non-violent conflict resolution and reconciliation. This gender policy recognizes that gender equality is an integral part of IFOR's fundamental values and is a core spiritual value. A transformation of the power relations between women and men is a prerequisite for a culture of peace and non-violence, and must be promoted throughout IFOR. The Women
Peacemaker Program (WPP) is an IFOR program that works to ensure the possibility for women's access to peace negotiations and promotes the application of IFOR's Gender Policy.
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281:(International Voluntary Service for Peace), initially organizing work camps in areas torn apart by war, with volunteers from former enemy countries. Relief for the victims of war was carried out, and international conferences and meetings spread the work of peace to many other parts of the globe. Immediately after Bilthoven IFOR appointed travelling secretaries such as
253:" (Christian international), which later became the "International Fellowship of Reconciliation." The conference was held in Boekes house in the town of Bilthoven where 50 pacifists from ten different countries met. Many of the pacifists became straight to Bilthoven from the conference of World Alliance organized in Haag day before. In relation to the
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During the war time, Fellowship of
Reconciliation focused its activities mainly on trying to influence public opinion, to help victims of war and war prisoners. 600 people in England went to prison for helping more than 16.000 imprisoned during the war. When conscription began in Britain in 1916 and
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IFOR assists groups and individuals to find ways in which they can transform conflicts into positive and growth oriented interactions that involve dialogue and lead to reconciliation. The
Nonviolent Education Program aims at supporting sustainable implementation of nonviolence/nonviolent education,
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Argentina was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1980. SERPAJ participated in the nonviolent resistance to Chile's 16-year-long military dictatorship, which culminates in free elections that restored democracy. Hildegard Goss-Mayrs' training in active nonviolence contributed significantly to the
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in 1915, in which the "Fellowship of
Reconciliation" (FOR England) was established. The German branch, Versöhnungsbund, was founded later. It held its first conference in 1932, but in 1933, when Hitler came to power, it dissolved. Schultze was arrested 27 times during World War I and was forced to
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broke out, travels and communications became almost impossible. In many countries IFOR members suffered persecution for publicly preaching pacifism. IFOR's members, especially in
America tried by inter-church mediation to find ways of ending the war, to help conscientious objectors, and struggled
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IFOR maintains permanent representatives at the United
Nations (UN) in New York, Geneva, Vienna and Paris (UNESCO) who regularly participate in conferences and meetings of UN bodies, providing testimony and expertise from different regional perspectives, promoting non-violent alternatives in the
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The first headquarters of the
Christian international was in Holland. Later, in 1923, Headquarters were moved to England, when the movements name was transformed to IFOR. This International Fellowship of Reconciliation became an umbrella organisation to which national branches of Fellowship of
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In 2006 IFOR adopted a Gender Policy in which IFOR recognizes that there is a continuum of violence against women that must be confronted, from family violence in the private sphere to armed conflict in the public sphere. Unequal power relations between women and men are one root of violence,
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Since its founding, IFOR has opposed war and preparations for war. IFOR members support conscientious objectors, campaign for a ban on land mines, and oppose nuclear weapons and all other weapons of mass destruction. During their annual meeting, European members from different branches of the
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Thanks to the Youth
Working Group, IFOR provides young people with the skills and opportunities to become active peacemakers. This is done through nonviolence and leadership training, campaigning, and through internships with IFOR branches and groups, or with the International Secretariat.
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Religion has on occasion played a central role in fomenting conflict but can also be a source of inspiration and leadership for peace. IFOR sponsors interfaith delegations to areas of conflict and publishes material on nonviolence from different religious traditions.
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Since the initiation of the United Nations Decade for a Culture of Peace and Nonviolence for the Children of the World, in 2001, IFOR members have been active in working for peace education and in working to establish national coalitions to support the Decade.
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At the end of the 1930s, given the unstable international situation, IFOR established Embassies of Reconciliation that initiated peace efforts not only in Europe but in Japan and China as well. "Ambassadors of Reconciliation", such as George Lansbury,
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International Fellowship of Reconciliation issued the Declaration of Prali, in occasion of the Global day of Action on Military Spending, 17 April 2012. The Peace and Constitution Committee Working Group promotes actions to raise awareness on the
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in the United States many FOR members refused military service. Many of the members of the FOR were accused for supporting of being pro-German because of their peace endeavours and this led even to physical assaults of the members of FOR.
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and offer a better solution for social justice. In their first declaration, the conferees said that they want to follow the revolutionary ideals of Christ in order to achieve a Christian revolution that is based on love and nonviolence.
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After the end of war, in 1919, the deported Kees Boeke and Henry Hodgkin met in Holland, where they decided to organize the first international conference, which led to the formation of "
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in 1986, as well as the growth of nonviolent movements in Asia and Africa. The Goss-Mayrs, IFOR Honorary Presidents, were central to the global spread of active nonviolence movement.
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peace education and violence prevention in compulsory kindergarten and school education and thus consequent implementation of Children's Rights expressed in the
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fields of human rights, development, and disarmament. IFOR has observer and consultative status to the United Nations,
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against internment of Japanese Americans. In France, IFOR members
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The Rebel Passion: A Short History of Some Pioneer Peace-Makers
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The Rebel Passion: A Short History of Some Pioneer Peace-Makers
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jailed several times for his peace witness. He established the
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which denounces war and war-preparation activities.
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Non Violent Resistance (psychological intervention)
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62:- with one focus on nuclear weapons, work against
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205:, southern Germany (near Switzerland), where the
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347:Supporting nonviolent movements around the world
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2040:Peace organisations based in the Netherlands
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638:. Syracuse University Press, New York, 1999
619:"International Fellowship of Reconciliation"
273:IFOR first secretary was the Swiss pacifist
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251:Movement towards a Christian international
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92:Blas García Noriega - Vice president
1781:Third Party Non-violent Intervention
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471:(ECOSOC) and UNESCO organizations.
397:Decade for a Culture of Nonviolence
90:Lotta Sjöström Becker - President
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1903:Anti-war protests in Russia (2014)
1191:Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp
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780:"The Fellowship of Reconciliation"
406:Nonviolence education and training
80:Over 70 members all over the world
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1156:Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions
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220:, to organize a conference in
94:Peter Cousins - Vice president
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1607:World Peace Bell Association
1508:Dialogue Among Civilizations
1211:New Socialist Party of Japan
1196:Iraq War resisters in Canada
1161:Coalition of Women for Peace
462:International representation
171:Fellowship of Reconciliation
7:
1775:The whole world is watching
1543:Peace & Love (festival)
1493:Imagine Piano Peace Project
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498:Jonathan Sisson (2002–2006)
191:Friedrich Siegmund-Schultze
10:
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1898:2011 intervention in Libya
1518:List of places named Peace
1503:International Day of Peace
1221:Peace and conflict studies
1141:Anti-nuclear organizations
495:Virginia Baron (2000–2002)
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159:
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1528:Mother's Day Proclamation
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1597:The Non-Violence Project
1577:Promoting Enduring Peace
1560:Promoting Enduring Peace
1216:Pacifist Socialist Party
556:Mairead Corrigan-Maguire
1888:Military action in Iran
1523:Monuments and memorials
1473:Concert Yutel for Peace
1276:React, Include, Recycle
1206:List of peace activists
1171:Conscientious objectors
958:Deats, Richard (2009),
876:; Young, Nigel (1999),
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838:Brittain, Vera (1964),
585:List of peace activists
501:Jan Schacke (2006–2010)
363:. New Zealand pacifist
263:Communist International
1809:Opposition to specific
1764:Swords to ploughshares
1758:Soldiers are murderers
1151:Anti-war organizations
550:Martin Luther King Jr.
428:Interfaith cooperation
337:André and Magda Trocmé
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562:Adolfo Pérez Esquivel
369:Adolfo Perez Esquivel
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1787:Turn the other cheek
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1513:List of peace prizes
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817:The Cambridge Review
787:The Cambridge Review
376:dictatorship in the
320:Franklin D Roosevelt
1935:Nuclear disarmament
1918:in Russian Far East
1675:Department of Peace
1660:Counter-recruitment
1655:Conflict resolution
1645:Central Park be-ins
1633:Slogans and tactics
1612:Japanese Peace Bell
1402:Non-interventionism
1397:Modern-war pacifism
1335:Christian anarchism
357:Hildegard Goss-Mayr
259:Christian socialism
20:
2045:Christian pacifism
1829:American Civil War
1721:Make love, not war
1695:Economic sanctions
1650:Civil disobedience
1483:Festival for Peace
1456:Media and cultural
1442:Testimony of peace
1362:Christian pacifism
939:on 22 January 2012
672:. 16 October 2013.
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341:Chambon sur Lignon
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710:on 13 August 2016
634:and Nigel Young,
524:Nobel Peace Prize
419:Youth empowerment
361:Nobel Peace Prize
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1854:list of protests
1715:Lesson of Munich
1670:Demilitarisation
1548:Peace journalism
1342:Anti-imperialism
1325:Anarcho-pacifism
1261:Peace psychology
1241:Peace conference
1236:Peace commission
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