Librarians Collaborating for Peace: By Amy Adkisson, Leah Brochu, Jen Kendall, and Sara Tokay Main Menu History and Background A look at the history of peace promotion and library involvement Project Planning Our planning process and some key documents Resources Ideas and links to help you plan your own Peace Day celebration Bibliography

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Betkowski, B. (2015). Promoting peace by the book: Palestinian student creates “peace library” to bring hundreds of books to kids in  her hometown. 

Campbell, H. (1989). Librarianship for enduring peace and social progress: Professor P N Kaula endowment lecture (English). Herald Of Library Science, 28(1-2), 79-8

Echezona, R. I. (2007). The role of libraries in information dissemination for conflict resolution, peace promotion and reconciliation. African Journal of Library & Information Sciences 17(2) , 153-162. 

Johns, s. And Marinko R. (2008). Holdings of peace research journals in academic library collections (English). Library & Information Science Research, 30(3), 185-194

Lor, P J. (2016). Libraries promoting Peace: Cherished illusion or opportunity for action? (PDF). 

Lor, P.J. (2016). Libraries, internationalism, and peace: lectio magistralis in biblioteconomia. Fiesole, Italy: Casalini Libri. (Letture magistrali in biblioteconomia) 

Lor, P.J. (2016). Libraries and peace. Focus on international library and information work 47(1):4-8.

McKee, B. (n.d.). The role of the library in promoting peace. 

Mortenson, G. (2009). Stones into schools: promoting peace with books, not bombs, in Afghanistan and Pakistan. New York: Viking.

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