Generations for Peace
Simon Le Fevre GCTJ OSMTH Almoner General
OSMTH is very familiar with the work of Generations for Peace and considers it a great privilege to have a Memorandum of Understanding with this award-winning international and youth-oriented non-governmental organisation which focuses on peacebuilding.
OSMTH has also taken note of the GFP Vision Statement, which is:
- “Sustainable peace in actively tolerant communities through responsible citizenship”;
and the GFP Mission Statement, which is:
- “To empower youth to lead and cascade sustainable change in communities experiencing conflict, through world-class free education in conflict transformation and the use of sport, art, advocacy, dialogue, and empowerment for peacebuilding.”
The 2,000 Euro donation from OSMTH is being used to support the 2020 Amman Peace Talks, which is an initiative, recently developed in Jordan by Generations for Peace, to provide a speaking platform for a diverse range of youth leaders to share their experiences and to:
- demonstrate that peaceful solutions to conflict exist;
- showcase inspiring stories and what is working;
- raise awareness that everyone has a role in building peace; and
- inspire action in everyday life and on a global scale.
Mark Clark MBE, the Chief Executive of GFP, has recently confirmed that – against the background of the current coronavirus-related restrictions on quarantine and travel – the Amman Peace Talks will be deliverable on-line, using pre-recorded instead of live presentations, in a way that will meet all the event’s objectives, which therefore remains scheduled for late October 2020.
Further information on the Amman Peace Talks promoted by Generations for Peace can be found via this link.
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