| 词条 | Peace café |
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Peace Cafés are peace-positive cafés in Canada that have declared an adherence to Manifesto 2000, in addition to fair trade, living wage, and local organic foods standards while also utilizing their space for community gatherings on social justice and peace issues. The designation is a registered trade mark of Canadian Centres for Teaching Peace (CCTP). OriginIn 2006, CCTP founder Robert "Bob" Stewart drafted a prospectus for creating community-based centres for public peace education, called "Peace Cafés." Initiatives began in Hamilton, Ontario,[1] and Calgary, Alberta in 2007 to secure partnerships with existing cafés or to open completely new spaces. In December 2007, the Hamilton initiative secured a partnership with the downtown Sky Dragon Community Development Co-operative, with Robert Porter as local director. In 2008, Robert Porter extended the Peace Café family with a partnership in his rural hometown of Walkerton, Ontario, with the White Rose Coffeehouse. As of March 2009 there are groups in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Nelson, British Columbia,[2] Toronto, Ontario, and Calgary, Alberta[3] working towards additional partnerships in their respective communities. PhilosophyPeace Cafés are described as "safe community spaces dedicated to developing a Culture of Peace at the community level through dialogue, conversation, workshops, and a library of peace resources along with wholesome food and drink options." External links
References1. ^"Centre for Teaching Peace and Peace Café opens in Hamilton", Activist Magazine 21 November 2007 {{DEFAULTSORT:Peace Cafe}}2. ^Peace Café Advocates Change in Thinking, Selkirk College / Peace Café Nelson partnership announcement 09 march 2009. 3. ^"Cafe with peace on the menu opens soon", University of Calgary Gauntlet 23 October 2008 2 : Peace education|Canadian society |
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