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I remember being a kid and being so excited to visit a new website. I'd find them on the cereal box or from a TV commercial. Usually I'd play a game or print out a coloring page. Nowadays, i still like to have fun, but my priorities are a little different. I came across www.worldpeace.org which has led me down a rabbit hole of good works around the world. I am inspired by folks who devote their lives to helping others.
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With everything going on in the world (i read the news... alot), it feels ever so more important to come together with the people who we know and love. I am grateful to have so many in my circle. If you dont, start small. Invite a neighbor for lunch, call a friend for a chat. Reach out to a friend, a trusted acquaintance; bridge the gap of unknowing to create a community.
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If the early European settlers and pilgrims had chosen to assimilate with Native American cultures rather than imposing their own, modern life in the Americas could be dramatically different. Cities might blend indigenous architectural styles with European influences, featuring structures built with sustainable materials and designed to harmonize with the natural environment. English, Spanish, and French could be spoken alongside preserved indigenous languages, with public signage and education incorporating both traditions.
Native crops like corn, beans, squash, and wild rice might be dietary staples, and spiritual and cultural celebrations would reflect a rich tapestry of shared stories, folklore, and rituals. Governance and law might emphasize consensus and communal responsibility, echoing traditional indigenous practices. Environmentally, there would be a deeper respect for land stewardship and ecological balance, possibly resulting in more protected wilderness and cleaner waterways across the continent. Overall, North and South America could represent a vibrant fusion of traditions,…
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Let’s work together to build a peaceful and connected community.
Join Community Connections for Peace (CCP) to foster meaningful relationships and promote harmony within our local area. This group brings together individuals who value understanding, compassion, and positive change. Through respectful dialogue, community service, and personal growth, we share ideas, support one another, and participate in activities that encourage peaceful living.
Our group encourages open discussions, collaborative projects, workshops, and outreach programs to strengthen bonds and inspire peaceful solutions. Together, we can create a ripple effect of positivity throughout our community.
Whether you’re looking to make new friends or contribute to community well-being, this group is the perfect place to start. Join us in making a difference, one connection at a time.
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Welcome to our group Community Connections for Peace! A space for us to connect and share with each other. Start by posting your thoughts, sharing media, or creating a poll.
