Global Citizenship, War & Peace, and Peace Education

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Global Citizenship

Recognizing that we are all members of a worldwide community and share responsibilities that go beyond national borders.

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Interconnectedness

The idea that events in one part of the world can affect people everywhere.

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Responsibility (Global Responsibility)

Understanding that individuals have a duty to contribute positively to the global community.

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Cultural Respect

Valuing and respecting cultural diversity to promote understanding among different groups.

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Sustainability

Advocating for practices that protect the environment and ensure the well-being of future generations.

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Promoting Human Rights

ETHICAL OBLIGATIONS OF GLOBAL CITIZENS

Upholding and advocating for the dignity and rights of all individuals.

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Fostering Peace

ETHICAL OBLIGATIONS OF GLOBAL CITIZENS

Engaging in actions that encourage conflict resolution and peaceful relationships.

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Environmental Stewardship

ETHICAL OBLIGATIONS OF GLOBAL CITIZENS

Taking responsibility for protecting and preserving the environment.

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Social Justice

ETHICAL OBLIGATIONS OF GLOBAL CITIZENS

Working toward fairness and equity by addressing issues like poverty and discrimination.

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War

WAR & PEACE

A state of armed conflict between different countries or groups within a country.

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Peace

WAR & PEACE

The absence of conflict and the presence of harmony and cooperative relationships.

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Social Impact of War

WAR & PEACE

Effects such as loss of life, displacement, trauma, and disrupted communities.

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Economic Impact of War

WAR & PEACE

Destruction of infrastructure, disrupted economic activities, and high recovery costs.

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Environmental Impact of War

WAR & PEACE

Damage to ecosystems including pollution, habitat destruction, and resource depletion.

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Peace Education

PEACE EDUCATION

The process of promoting knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values that help prevent conflict and encourage peaceful solutions.

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Diplomacy

PEACE EDUCATION

The use of negotiation and dialogue to resolve conflicts and build relationships between nations or groups.

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International Cooperation

PEACE EDUCATION

Collaboration among countries and global organizations to maintain peace and address conflicts.

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Curriculum Integration

METHODS OF TEACHING PEACE EDUCATION

Including peace-related topics in school subjects like history, literature, and social studies.

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Workshops and Seminars

METHODS OF TEACHING PEACE EDUCATION

Interactive activities that develop conflict-resolution and understanding skills.

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Community Projects

METHODS OF TEACHING PEACE EDUCATION

Real-life peace-building activities that help students apply what they learned.

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Awareness Campaigns

WAYS STUDENTS PROMOTE PEACE

Programs and events that spread knowledge about the importance of peace.

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Role Models and Mentorship

WAYS STUDENTS PROMOTE PEACE

Involving peace advocates who inspire students to take action.

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Collaborative Projects

WAYS STUDENTS PROMOTE PEACE

Group activities that promote teamwork and shared goals.

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SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions)

A goal of the United Nations that focuses on promoting peaceful and inclusive societies, providing access to justice, and building effective, accountable institutions.