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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

Websites & Organizations

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Libraries for Peace

Libraries for Peace: This website is the best starting point for looking into resources and ideas, as they have already established a useful, accessible, international hub for libraries and librarians looking to promote peace. The resources we have listed here and in the following pages tried not to repeat what can already be found on the L4P hub.

Protest resources

Wikihow: How to plan a Protest.
Life Hacker: How to Protest Safely and Legally.

IFLA: How libraries can contribute to the UN 2030 Agenda
“Now The Time Has Come” by Ringo Starr This song was written for International Peace day.

Organizations

Organizations that research peace initiatives and peace-building

The Canadian School of Peace-building has a yearly conference. This year's is in Manitoba from June 12-23
Penn State University Libraries Guide to Organisations that research peace
IPRA Directory Guide of Peace Research: Provides a global database of peace research organisations.

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