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A short selection of the
Tea for Peace screening at
The Nutshuis, The Hague,
Netherlands, 3 Sept. 2007.
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events, join in at the
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T EA
FOR PEACE,
THE OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME OF THE JUBILO PROJECT,
aims
to further the goals of conflict prevention, ethnic integration
and peace building through and thanks to the inter-faith dialogue. Tea for Peace will screen films or multimedia that underline
the contribution of different cultures to the variety of life,
from government systems to scientific discovery, followed by a
round table dialogue with guest speaker of different culture and faiths, in which the audience is welcomed to join in. Guidelines will be given to the audience
beforehand to involve it actively in the dialogue and, at the
end, all participants will be welcomed to a warm and cosy party
with tea and refreshments.
Although Spanda supports all types of spiritual approach, practicies
and cultural understanding, for the time being Tea for Peace
will focus on Jewish, Christian and Muslim issues of interaction
and tolerance. By providing an open forum for discussing issues
and sharing ideas, Tea for Peace specifically addresses
the problems of education for peace, interfaith education, tolerance,
civil and human rights, cultural diversity, cross-cultural and
interfaith dialogue, and community building.
Spanda recognizes that culture is a way for people to relax and
enjoy themselves while learning about others, and this makes a
movie night the perfect way to start a dialogue.
It is not only a night of film clips and refreshments, however.
The Tea for Peace events will include:
::
A topic on sprituality or religion, dealing with controversial
or misunderstood issues;
:: Expert
speakers from various faiths and various disciplines, from practicing
clerics to academics, who will be present to provide analysis
and commentary both on the current topic and the film or multimedia
presented that evening;
:: By providing
an open forum for discussing issues and sharing ideas in a safe
environment, and by promoting a comparative understanding of the Abrahamic
faiths, the Tea for Peace programme specifically addresses the
problems of education for peace, interfaith education, tolerance,
civil participation, civil and human rights, cultural diversity,
cross-cultural and inter-faith dialogue, ethnic integration, conflict
prevention, community building and development. This allows a
qualified and thorough comprehension of the subject matter in
all segments of the community and international audience.
In
its function as an educational and cultural agent, Tea for Peace
is able to reach and enrich all segments of society. It underlines
the contribution of different cultures to our common heritage
and lifestyle; promoting the importance of exploring together
how to develop active participation in our society through cross-cultural
and interfaith dialogue with an open attitude to the world, respecting
cultural diversity in a community based on shared common values.
:: For regularly
updated information on Tea for Peace as well as opportunities
to donate, please see our BLOG.
TIMELINE 2007-2011
::MARRIAGAE Wednesday
9 December 2009, 17:30 Download
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GUEST SPEAKERS SJAAK
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Pastor (C.) of the Church of Our Saviour, the Hague, NL. AWRAHAM SOETENDORP
Rabbi, Congregation of the Hague and Utrecht,
NL. JOHANNES WITTEVEEN
Vice-President of the International Sufi Movement,
The Hague, NL.
:: LOCATION
HET NUTSHUIS Riviervismartk 5
2513AM The HAgue
T. +31(0) 70 345 9090
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SPietro Chen, Benoît Gérard, Margo Huibers, Xi Jin, James Jopling,
Robert Koster, Tooptong 'Ta' Liansuwam, Patricia Martín Gómez,
Nykol O'Shea, Julieta Saurit, Joos van Dieren.
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::FUNDAMENTALISM Monday
3 September 2007, 17:30 Download
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Report & Survey results (PDF 44K)
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GUEST SPEAKERS SJAAK
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Pastor (C.) of the Church of Our Saviour, the Hague, NL. JACOB KORF
Minister (P.), Chairman of the Hague Council of Philosophies
and Religions, NL. NADHA
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in Gender, Culture and Development, Institute of Social Studies
(ISS), The Hague, NL. AWRAHAM SOETENDORP
Rabbi, Congregation of the Hague and Utrecht,
NL.
:: LOCATION
HET NUTSHUIS Riviervismartk 5
2513AM The HAgue
T. +31(0) 70 345 9090
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Sherifa Fuller, Makiko Hiromi, Sara Husseini, Jasper Schellekens,
Yuri Schutte, Veronika Szlávik, Celia C. Thorheim, Industriele
Druktechieken BV., Image Grabbing Production, Amsterdam.