The Peace Portal Stories of Peace Challenge

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This contest is meant to challenge the peacebuilding community, civil society and individuals to write about unique stories of peace!

Website: http://www.peaceportal.org/web/stories-contest
Location: Worldwide!
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Latest Activity: Jan 16

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Stories of Peace Challenge: The Winners!!

The 25 winners of the Stories of Peace Challenge have been chosen! We thank all of the participants for making this such a great and exiting contest, and congratulate all of the winners! The best stories, which will be published in the book People Building Peace 2.0 are now available on the Peace Portal! Click here to read the winning stories of peace!

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The Stories of Peace Challenge is now open to participants!

This July and August, there will be a contest on the Peace Portal: The Stories of Peace Challenge! We invite you to share your story on peace and get published! The 25 best stories will be published in "People Building Peace 2.0" and winners receive ten copies of the book. One of these winners will be offered customized features and professional services on the Peace Portal, worth € 500,-, for free! Please click here for more information.

We would like to use this space to hear from you: what do you think, questions about how to participate, suggestions on how to improve our challenge and our portal, but more importantly we want to hear your stories of peace!!

The Peace Portal is an initiative of the GPPAC Foundation (formerly known as European Centre for Conflict Prevention) supported by the Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs and the City of The Hague. The Peace Portal has been developed in partnership with other civil society organisations, inside and outside the Netherlands.

The Peace Portal is an unique online platform for cooperation, learning and action in the conflict prevention and peacebuilding field. The Portal includes features such as social networking capabilities, real time information and user-generated information. The Portal is intended for anyone involved in conflict prevention and peacebuilding, for civil society organisations working for peace and for local communities living the consequences of war.

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Thanks for your time and efforts at building Peace on Earth.

Michelle Rosenthal, LMSW

Comment by Peace Portal on September 21, 2011 at 8:27am: The 25 winners of the Stories of Peace Challenge have been chosen! We thank all of the participants for making this such a great and exiting contest, and congratulate all of the winners! The best stories, which will be published in the book People Building Peace 2.0 are now available on the Peace Portal! Click here to read the winning stories of peace!

Comment by M Mendoza on September 11, 2011 at 8:20am: Managing the Intangibles

A privilege to share my story.

Comment by Sue Useem on September 1, 2011 at 11:37pm: Hi everyone! Please take a moment today and check out our story about a women's grassroots movement in Sulawesi! http://www.peaceportal.org/web/stories-contest/story-template/-/ass...

Comment by Peace Portal on August 31, 2011 at 6:07am: Today is the last day of the Stories of Peace Challenge! Until midnight (00:00 GMT +1) you can submit your story of peace and get the chance to win a publication! If you want to participate, do it now before its too late!

Click here to participate.

Comment by Jennifer Lentfer on August 22, 2011 at 8:35pm: Need your help friends & followers! Help me get "Behind the Barricades, There is Happiness" published by Peace Portal! Assign stars at the bottom of the article to vote!

http://www.peaceportal.org/web/stories-contest/story-template/-/ass...

Thanks thanks thanks!

Comment by Peace Portal on August 9, 2011 at 4:38am: Only 23 days left to submit your story! Click here to read stories submitted so far!

Comment by Peace Portal on July 26, 2011 at 5:59am: Dear Paudyal,

This is very interesting. Perhaps you can show us an example of this and write a story about how it can be brought about. You are welcome to submit it as an entry for the Stories of Peace Challenge.

The Peace Portal Team.

Comment by Paudyal, Dhruba P. on July 25, 2011 at 4:33am: Peacebuilding is more than tranquility and security. Secured places may also have tensile environment where every individual remains under stress for his own development and contribution to the nation. Thus, peacebuilding should be regarded as a comprehensive asset that brings opportunities to prosper, capabilities to develop and second chances for every efforts he make for the welfare of an individual and the community.

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