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Donations can be accepted via PayPal at the "Donate" clover or via Venmo via scanning the QR code above with your phone. Please send email to support@coradibrazza.com if you need more information on donating to the project. Some people don't like to donate online and prefer to send a check. No problem ! Just send us an email us for guidance. The Cora di Brazzà Foundation engages in a number of different initiatives, each focused on a different aspect of Peace History. The current initiatives include:
1) The Bertha von Suttner Project (promoting understanding of the life and legacy of Bertha von Suttner).
2) Pro Concordia Labor (promoting understanding of the International Peace Flag of 1897 and of Cora di Brazzà's system of Peace Education)
3) Forward Into Memory (promoting understanding about the peace history and its connection to the "thread of democracy" of Korea. This initiative includes the publication of "Forgotten Pain", the first publicly available English translation of the memoir that launched the No Gun Ri Movement)
4) Forward Into Light (promoting understanding about the linkages between the international women's equality movement and the Peace Through Law Movements)
5) Think We Must (promoting understanding about peace culture of Hiroshima and its connection to the development of international law and ethics)
6) Duty to Remember (promoting understanding about the Korean and Vietnam Wars, through the work of families, especially wives and mothers, who demanded an accounting of their missing family members.
7) Memory Parlors where we gather to connect fragmented narratives"of peace and justice history under the protection and shelter of beauty.
We also have The Virtues of Peace Podcast (launched on May 18, 2020, the original "Peace Day" celebrating the opening of the 1899 Hague Peace Conference). This series of dialogues focuses on the personalities, ideas and institutions of the Peace through Law Movement. Available on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts and other major podcast providers.
Please consider a charitable donation to support this work. To donate, visit the support page here.
1) The Bertha von Suttner Project (promoting understanding of the life and legacy of Bertha von Suttner).
2) Pro Concordia Labor (promoting understanding of the International Peace Flag of 1897 and of Cora di Brazzà's system of Peace Education)
3) Forward Into Memory (promoting understanding about the peace history and its connection to the "thread of democracy" of Korea. This initiative includes the publication of "Forgotten Pain", the first publicly available English translation of the memoir that launched the No Gun Ri Movement)
4) Forward Into Light (promoting understanding about the linkages between the international women's equality movement and the Peace Through Law Movements)
5) Think We Must (promoting understanding about peace culture of Hiroshima and its connection to the development of international law and ethics)
6) Duty to Remember (promoting understanding about the Korean and Vietnam Wars, through the work of families, especially wives and mothers, who demanded an accounting of their missing family members.
7) Memory Parlors where we gather to connect fragmented narratives"of peace and justice history under the protection and shelter of beauty.
We also have The Virtues of Peace Podcast (launched on May 18, 2020, the original "Peace Day" celebrating the opening of the 1899 Hague Peace Conference). This series of dialogues focuses on the personalities, ideas and institutions of the Peace through Law Movement. Available on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts and other major podcast providers.
Please consider a charitable donation to support this work. To donate, visit the support page here.
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