Tag: conversationsworthsharing
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Weaving peace through volunteerism
Peace and volunteerism are integrated – peace can be achieved through volunteerism in the same way that volunteerism can avoid conflicts. Volunteerism has been recognized not just as an essential element of peace but of sustainable development. The United Nations, through the UNGA Resolution ‘Integrating volunteering in the next decade’ in 2012, suggested integrating volunteering…
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Achieving development with peace
To reduce conflicts and achieve peace, every individual must participate in the process. Advocating peace through various forms such as showing respect for one’s fundamental rights, promoting the rule of law, holding officials or institutions accountable for their actions, participating in decision-making at all levels, and promoting transparency.
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Peace is beyond “solving conflicts”
“Individuals must perform their duties and uphold ideals that promote growth and development in order to create peace. Upholding one’s rights, promoting the rule of law, ensuring accountability and transparency, and pushing for harmony can bring about peace.”
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Things Worth Spending For (even during pandemic)
Discover the power of your P 1,000! The pandemic hit everyone – physically, emotionally, spiritually, and financially. Yet the demand for things never ceases. In this blog, you’ll get to know the things that are worth buying for, as well as the links on where to shop them.
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Empowering HER through HAIR (#HairforHer Pledge)
Your hair can create an impact. Join the #HairforHer pledge of Conversations to the World and pledged with Clary to empower HER through HAIR.View post to subscribe to site newsletter.
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Volunteerism is fueling our future
With only 10 years left to achieve our ideal future, our world leaders are tackling on how to double the effort in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals. This new decade calls for more bold voices and actions. A new set of young heroes is already mobilizing and setting footprints for the future in achieving a…
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What’s Up?
Hello, welcome back! Happy Saturday!! How are you? Come and say hi to me at worldconvos@gmail.com Let us continue to share the positive vibes 🙂 No room for hate, people
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How an orphanage gave him his lifelong advocacy
An orphanage in Manila fed him when he was still in college and this act of kindness gave him his lifelong advocacy. Edward Baldago Era or also known as “Kuya Ewa” is the founder of Munting Hiling Foundation and President of Samahan ng Kabataang Boluntaryo ng Pilipinas. He’s also a Philanthropist, Educator, Mentor and Speaker.…
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