Urgent requests for: PEACE TODAY

Dear Community,

Our world needs you to respond to organizing a regional Peace Day event.

I very much need your assistance in my personal campaign for peace in our dear Sebastopol.

Also need your fantastic assistance in planning 3 regional Town Halls Meetings, (Santa Rosa, San Rafael & Sebastopol) on these topics:

City Care not Warfare
Pros & Cons of Prop. 19

I am ever so grateful for your continuing to rise to the occasion, in being the conduit for optimal change so urgently required in: our villages, our country, and our entire planet's partners in co-creation of - a safe & sound way of living.

Will you please advise our President today; that the solution for peace talks in the Middle East, here at home, and around the world is – the United States must lead a cease fire; to begin on the United Nations International Day of Peace this September 21st.

:Thanks:

In PEACE & love,

Colleen Fernald

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Candidate for PEACE
Sebastopol City Council
For Sebastopol's balanced best interests

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www.peaceoneday.org

Please see Peace Once Day's website and DVDs.

Please take action to be a Partner in PEACE for your village.

Here's some highlights from the site:

Over the years people all over the world have celebrated Peace Day 21st September in their homes, schools, workplaces and local communities.

What will you do to make peace on 21 September?

INTRODUCTION TO PEACE ONE DAY

In 1999, preoccupied with questions about the fundamental nature of humanity and the most pressing issues of our time, filmmaker Jeremy Gilley launched Peace One Day and set out to find a starting point for peace. He had a mission: to document his efforts to establish the first ever annual day of global ceasefire and non-violence with a fixed calendar date.

Remarkably, two years on, he achieved his primary objective when the 192 member states of the United Nations unanimously adopted 21 September as an annual day of global ceasefire and non-violence on the UN International Day of Peace. We call that day Peace Day.

The UN International Day of Peace on 21 September every year is not only about creating peace between nations, it’s about non-violence in our homes, communities and schools. Therefore Peace Day is relevant to every human being on the planet.

Now the next major objective is to introduce 3 billion people to Peace Day by 2012. To do it, we need the help of all people regardless of age, race, nationality, religion or gender; people who are willing to stand up for peace.

Mission

Peace One Day looks to engage all sectors of society, including governments, organizations of the United Nations system, regional and non-governmental organizations and individuals in observance of 21 September, through the practical manifestation of non-violence and ceasefire in accordance with UN GA Resolution 55/282, and encourage action on Peace Day that creates a united and sustainable world.

Peace One Day is a non-profit organization, impartial and independent of any government, political persuasion, corporation or religious creed.


On the DVD:

And I must say that this film, more than any of the others, lays out a vision for where we need to go next to achieve our goals. I look forward to sharing that vision with all of you through Peace One Day – Part 3. BBC World will broadcast it on 17 and 18 September, 2010 in the build-up to Peace Day.

Please set aside the time to watch it and, until then, show your commitment to our cause by completing the 3 steps to Peace One Day:

Decide what you will do to make peace on September 21, at school, at home or in your local community;

2. Log your Peace Day commitment at www.peaceoneday.org; 

3. Tell others around the world and ask them to complete the Three Steps to Peace One Day.
In Peace,


Jeremy Gilley