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ACTIVE PEACE EDUCATION

Helping children learn how to achieve peace on three levels: inner peace, peace between individuals, and peace between countries and communities

Peace education activities promote the knowledge, skills and attitudes that will help people either to prevent the occurrence of conflict, resolve conflicts peacefully, or create social conditions conducive to peace. Core values of nonviolence and social justice are central to peace education.

Active Peace Education is an initiative of Malvern Quakers that offers courses to local schools, peace-making being a subject very close to Quaker hearts. Peace making provides us with the attitudes, skills and knowledge to become agents of change, locally and globally.

For general enquiries about the Malvern Quakers initiative, Active Peace Education, please contact:

Rosemary Webb

Active Peace Co-leader

rosemary.webb@activepeace.org.uk

01684 565708

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ROSEMARY WEBB

Rosemary has spent her life working with children of all ages. She trained in primary education at Newman college, University of Birmingham, and has spent 30 years working in the voluntary sector. She leads the Transformers youth group in Malvern for children who want to make a difference in the world, as well as the Humpty Dumpty toddler group. She is enthused about taking Peace Education into schools in Malvern. In her spare (?) time, she enjoys thinking of creative ways to make a difference.

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ELIZABETH FLANAGAN

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