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When it comes to peace, how would you describe yourself?: I am a born activist

What do you believe are the 'burning issues' today?: War, Hunger, Poverty, Education, Our Planet, Violence, Human Rights, Our Shrinking Freedom

What must we overcome to achieve peace?: Fear

Can we change the world?: Definitely

More about me: Yes, iPeace will have a magazine soon.

Promise to respect others and refrain from spamming?: Yes

Early in 2009 we are planning to launch iPeace Magazine.

Its form is not yet finalized ( if you have ideas please post them here)

In the magazine we hope to publish your articles, stories, prose and poetry, along with PeaceArt and iPeace news.

Please start working. - You can post your work here or email them to ipeacemag@gmail.com
You are free to choose the subject and the volume. (but we can't guarantee publication)

We will also need editors - If you are a professional editor or know someone who'd like to donate a few weekly hours for the cause, please let us know

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At 7:12pm on July 5, 2009, Bella Lychowski said…: Dear iPeace Magazine,

I think www.ipeace.me (being its creators or participants) is an oustanding example of a positive experience on the Web. Would you like to join? Please see more about OneWebDay below.

"OneWebDay (http://www.onewebday.org/stories) Stories blog is already available to receive entries. This year apart from inviting Bloggers from around the world to write stories to share their positive experiences on the Web, OneWebDAy intends to ask Internet voluntary Orgnaizations to write about what makes the Internet an extraordinary ecosystem for the people of the world to connect to each other. For instance a Privacy organization could be asked to write on the Privacy on the Internet and an Internet Standards organization could be invited to write a readable blog post on participative standards development.
Invitations are extended to organizations to write in.
Please write in and publish a story about how the web has transformed your life or the lives of a community you belong to, or the city you live in or your country. The 'story' could be on the theme of Digital Inclusion but coudl also be about any topic related to the Internet. The story needs to be factual but you have a choice to be businesslike, narrative or even poetic. The stories can be reflections of how the web has transformed people's lives, in the individual, political, economic, cultural and spiritual sphere.
Make it as readable as possible by including pictures ( original photographs or permitted photos from the Web ), may be even video and music.
The selected entries will be featured on the One Web Day portal. The best of the Stories will be featured on the One Web Day on September 22 and will get the One Web Day Journal Award.
To post your story, register by 1) create your username and 2) confirm email address ( as easy as 1,2,3 .. and it is not even three steps ) and post your story.
If you have further questions feel free to get in touch at stories@onewebday.org.

This was sent to me by Sivasubramanian Muthusamy, who works voluntarily for OneWebDay.
Tags: contest, onewebday, web

At 10:15am on March 6, 2009, amal said…: thanks.good job.
bonne continuation.
love and peace.

At 6:16pm on March 4, 2009, Ben Wood said…: Thanks for the contact. Looking forward to further exchanges.
love,light and peace, Ben

At 11:20pm on February 8, 2009, Evamaria said…: <3

At 12:16pm on January 29, 2009, oshi said…: great - hope to be postind and reading and getting inpired

At 12:09pm on January 29, 2009, DO2 E. said…: .....FOR LOVE OF MANKIND.....

At 1:46am on January 25, 2009, Erik Conn said…: Vinne Holmes Gospel and The Arts presents Erik Conn from Erik Conn on Vimeo.

At 10:42pm on January 16, 2009, Martin Dunkerton said…: There is an Irishman, Dermot Butterly walking for peace across America - RIGHT NOW! - dressed as Gandhi.

We're filming him as his epic walk has been thru desert and snow -

Dermot is HALF-WAY there! Just gone thru TEXAS from LA, HEADING TOWARDS WASHINGTON DC with a MUSIC CONCERT and some GREAT PEACE CAMPAIGNERS!

Dermot would love a driver! If you're interested please contact me.

Also, a Co-Producer with our movie, "GANDHI ROLLING STONE"

www.gandhirollingstone.com

www.creationfilmsusa.com

Blessings and warmest regards,

MARTIN DUNKERTON

Producer

At 8:32pm on January 1, 2009, Floyd Boykin Jr. said…: Greetings and Happy New Year. I just wanted to introduce you to my brand new music video called "A Shoulder To Lean On". It's about domestic violence and other forms of abuse. Thank you and I hope you have a wonderful year.

At 12:53pm on December 29, 2008, liberge said…: Hello Mettavihari,

I would like to know if you are able to publish a french book on Bouddhist teachings. I have retranscripted for a spiritual master Hanzin Rinpoche, some of his teachings given in New Caledonia last year.
Can you contact me for this trial please ?
Carole Liberge