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Dayton Peace Accords. Another example of a City of Peace is Dayton, Ohio, where the Dayton Peace Accords treaty was signed to end the bloody war in Bosnia. This gave Dayton an international legacy of peace.		  
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ENVISION A WORLD WHERE CITIES DEFINE THEMSELVES IN THE LANGUAGE OF PEACE.

Latest News from Around the World

• Welcome Mr. Mukund Purohit of Baroda, India: City of Peace, near the site of the Godhra train attacks that resulted in the deaths of 1044 people • Welcome Inés Palomeque, President of Mil millennia of Peace (MMP), Thousand Millennia of Peace, the Advisory Council on International Cities of Peace. The network organization in Argentina has made seventeen (17) cities across the country, cities have been declared committed to peace: • Vicente Lopez, Prov. de Buenos Aires • Tigre, Prov. de Buenos Aires • Moron, Prov. de Buenos Aires • Escobar, Prov. de Buenos Aires • Junin, Prov. de mendoza • Rivadavia, Prov. de mendoza • La Paz, Prov. de mendoza • San Rafael, Prov. de mendoza • Neuquen, Prov. de Nuequen • Villa de Merlo • Carpinteria • La carolina, Prov. de san Luis • Los Molles, Prov. de san Luis • Rosario, πrov. de Santa Fé • San miguel de Tucuman, Prov. de Tucumán • Monteros, Prov. de Tucumán ... More

What do people around the world really desire?

• Safety • Prosperity • Quality of Life

Imagine a world of cities dedicated to expanding their local peace economy and encouraging a global culture of peace. Safety, prosperity, and quality of life are universal values that bring peace to our lives.

First and foremost in this global adventure is to reject violence and define ourselves as people of peace. International Cities of Peace™ is a formal Association of communities that by history, resolution, or proclamation are doing just this -- self-defining their community as an official City of Peace. This redefinition requires building a consensus network of business, government and community leaders who value safety, prosperity and quality of life.

Two Red Beads, One Human HeaRt™

Your Heart is absolutely necessary to the success of this program. Please take a look at this video and read theie story of the women of Burundi. Find out how little it costs to help.

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Video below: September 21, 2012 Intenational Day of Peace in New York at the Peace Bell, which Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon symbolcally rang for sustainable peace and security. This video show the alliances that are making peacemaking strong in the world.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO YOU?

The International Cities of Peace initiative is a call to community action... a promise... a neighborhood revitalization effort... a business initiative... a government initiative... a creative calling... a sophisticated effort to build a sustainable community with the core value of the World Dream: a life of peace.

PEACE IS BECOMING THE ZEITGEIST, OR SPIRIT OF OUR TIMES. Join the celebration! Get involved in the global transformation. Let the world know -- and more importantly, our children -- that our communities can become true Cities of Peace. Get involved today!

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DO YOU THINK YOUR CITY CAN BECOME A CITY OF PEACE? EVERY CITY HAS A LEGACY OF PEACEMAKING OR PEACEMAKERS. SEND AN EMAIL WITH YOUR STORIES AND IDEAS!

stories@internationalcitiesofpeace.org

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