Resource details
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Discussing Global Issues: How do we make Peace? |
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Teaching pack |
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Free |
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01/04/2004 |
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Discussing Global Issues: How do we make Peace? is a 20-page booklet for teachers of 13-18-year-olds and is accompanied by a set of six A4 colour photos.
You can download part 1 of the teachers' booklet here. (It is a large pdf file so may take some time to download.) Scroll down to download part 2 of the teachers' booklet and the photos.
Alternatively you can buy the booklet and photos at £5.00. Find out more details about the publication and order by visiting our online shop, calling the Education order line on 0844 8012413 or emailing unicefeducation@mosaic-fs.co.uk
Discussing Global Issues: How do we make Peace? is one of a series of succinct resources for teachers and youth group leaders to build young people’s awareness, knowledge and skills of a range of local and global issues. Each resource incorporates a colour photoset and case studies from a range of countries. A series of activities invite young people to use photographs, case studies and information in order to to develop a greater understanding of the importance of peace to children and young people’s development. The activities in the booklet are ideal for a short course or theme day/week.
The six case studies describe initiatives involving young people in Burundi, Cambodia, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Their involvement in peace processes in their communities are an example of the various ways young people can be actively involved in making peace, building a peaceful community and maintaining it. The activities in the booklet are ideal for a short course or theme day/week.
Download the teachers' booklet by clicking on the items below.
Teachers' booklet covers (pdf - 1mb)
Teachers' booklet part 1 (pdf - 5mb)
Teachers' booklet part 2 (pdf - 5mb)
Download the photos by clicking on the items below.
Photo 1: Belfast, Northern Ireland (pdf - 932kb)
Photo 2: Young People's Peace Clubs, Tanzania (pdf - 8.93mb)
(Sorry - unavailable at present)
Photo 3: Women's literacy class, Cambodia (pdf - 876kb)
Photo 4: Hun Sen School, Cambodia (pdf - 926kb)
Photo 5: The Inverclyde Peace Initiative, Scotland (pdf - 851kb)
Photo 6: The Inverclyde Peace Initiative, Scotland (pdf - 742kb)
Download a sample activity and find more information:
