Are killing-free societies possible? Evidence suggests that by working with committed organizations, leaders and individuals like you we can signficantly reduce and eventually eliminate human killing. This goal belongs to everyone, across political, religious or ethnic affiliations. The development of truly civil societies, and nothing less than the future of humankind, depends on our joint success.

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    • Global Nonkilling Leadership Academy starts in October

    September 2009. The Center for Global Nonkilling will be conducing its First Global Nonkilling Leadership Academy pilot in Honolulu, October 4-16. The Academy is intended to provide a select group of promising young leaders (from different fields, faiths, races, continents and backgrounds) a life changing experience related to the real and much needed possibilities of a world where killing is no longer taken for granted.

    The pilot consists of a two week program comprised of 15 participants from countries as Liberia, Western Sahara, Italy, Colombia, Brazil, Palestine, Germany, Kenya, Sudan, Thailand, Philippines, India, the United States and Hawai’i itself. Participants were nominated by past Nobel Peace Laureates, as well as drawn from organizations and networks partnering with the Center for Global Nonkilling. This initial pilot will provide the basis for improving the content, structure and format of the Academy before being offered on a more wide-scale basis in future years.

    The program (that will also include an event open to the public) and other information can be followed through the Academy’s blog at: http://non-killing.net/academy/