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Tag Archives: Daisaku Ikeda
Century of African Youth
Soweto Uprising 1976 June 16th marked the anniversary of the Soweto Uprising in 1976. This event was one of several that inspired me, during my youth, to become more aware of what was going on around the world. Eventually, I … Continue reading
Posted in arts and culture, culture and politics, education, history, humanities, Public History and Memory, storytelling and folklore
Tagged Amandla, Century of Africa, Daisaku Ikeda, folklore, Hope, Leeway, Nelson Mandela, South Africa, South Africa under apartheid, Soweto, Soweto Uprising, travel, travelogue, WDAS-FM, Youth Movement
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A Day at the United Nations
A Day @ the United Nations – Denise Valentine – Picasa Web Albums. Ever have one of those days when you ask yourself, “Wait, did that just happen?” Did I really get a call from Ms. Philomena Ama Nimley, of … Continue reading
Posted in arts and culture, culture and politics, exploration and conquest, history, humanities, Public History and Memory, storytelling and folklore
Tagged Afghan Women's Network, Atlantic slave trade, Ban Ki Moon, Daisaku Ikeda, environment, global political economy, globalization, history, New York, Non-governmental organization, Rio de Janeiro, United Nations, United Nations Sustainable Development Conference
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