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This section aims at encouraging readers from all age groups to turn to peace and non-violent reading materials. Being fond of books may turn one's brain.

As such, this section promotes peace-related books with the hope to focus attention towards peace.

Peace readers are also invited to share reading materials by sending the title, author and synopsis of the book to share@p4peace.com.

Victims of Terrorism

LAUNCHED!!
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Celebration Earth Peace Gathering: Okinawa 1 April to 21 September, 2009
“Celebration Earth” is a festival for peace that originated on the island of Okinawa, that welcomes global cooperation and participation and seeks to practice the ‘Peace Day, Every Day’ spirit envisioned by the “Culture of Peace Initiative” and embodied by the ‘International Day of Peace’ through this joyful series of events, we wish to gift the world a model of international peace and inner peace. We are here to serve, to help others promote their peaceful activities by creating a network and community that supports them and enables them to spread their message to the world. Through Celebration Earth we seek to empower and are doing so by providing a framework and connection that will be useful to the global community. Find out more@ http://network.earthday.net/group/celebrationearth

United Nations International Day of Peace 2009
24-Hour World Peace Celebration & Global Telecast On September 20-21, 2009, the United Nations’ International Day of Peace will be celebrated with a global telecast via the internet, radio and television. The UN’s annual commemoration of its central purpose — to end the scourge of war for future generations — highlights and honors the accomplishments of peace organizations and individuals around the world. Find out more @ www.internationaldayofpeace.org

Deep Tones for Peace in the Middle East
Deep Tones for Peace - April 26th 2009 12pm-6pm Eastern Daylight Time (NYC)/7pm-1am Israel Daylight Time Deep Tones for Peace is an international internet music performance for peace in the Middle East taking place on April 26, 2009. It will be performed live on the internet between internationally recognized bass players located in both Jerusalem and New York for local audiences as well as a world-wide webcast. Our intention is to add our deep voice to the growing worldwide appeal for peace in the Middle East. We sincerely hope that our music (classical, jazz and contemporary), can be received as it is being offered, as a sharing of distinct musical languages and structures that co-exist and are appreciated by all participants. Find out more @ www.deeptonesforpeace.org

Salawat Badriyah by Khalid Berhouzi

Listen to the soothing selawat by Khalid Berhouzi

Peace, Shalom, Salaam Aleikum

Let the messages of peace surround you as you tune in to this music video

Peace be upon us

Peace be upon us by Sheryl Crow, featuring Mitra Rahbar

Playing for Change: Peace Through Music (One Love)

WORDS OF PEACE

Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding.
- Albert Einstein (1979-1955)

International Conference on Terrorist Rehabilitation
24-26 February 2009 Singapore

NEW! Click here to download the ICTR Conference Report 2009

Click here for ICTR Conference Opening Day highlights

Click here for ICTR Conference Day Two highlights

Click here for ICTR Conference Day Three highlights

Click here to download article from Channel News Asia

Click here to download article from The Straits Times

Click here to download the article from The Business Times

Click here for Post-Event Media Report or visit the RSIS website to download the respective media articles.

"This was a historic conference that promises to usher in a global effort in the battle for hearts and minds of Muslim populations, and to stem the wave of pernicious extremism that threatens to hijack one of worlds greatest religions, and turn it into a platform for violence"

Arie W. Kruglanski, Ph.D Distinguished University Professor And Co-Director, START (National Center for the Study of Terrorism and the Response to Terrorism, University of Maryland, College Park