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Home
Welcome, Vision, & Mission
About Us
Objectives, Chair & Staff
News & Events
Stories,Broadcasts Videos etc
Semester on Peace
Contact Us
Address, Phone & E-mail
THE CHAIR’S ACTIVITIES
Research
Orientation & Focus
Foundations Principles
Publications
The Humanity of Diplomacyured
Other Selections
Teaching
Courses & Syllabi
Outreach & Services
Speaking, Facilitating, Analysis
Conscience Based Reflection
Programs & Projects
Focus on Real-World Issues
Dialogues & Reflections
Exchanges & Commentaries
Archives:
Past Events
COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS
Opportunities to Engage
The Semester on Peace
Foundational Principles Network
Associations & Partnerships
Ways to Give
Needs & Contributions
©2009 - The Baha'i Chair for World Peace
0145 Tydings Hall • University of Maryland • College Park, MD 20742
+1.301.405.7714 (phone) • +1.301.314.9256 (fax) • www.bahaipeacechair.org
UPCOMING EVENTS
Capital Area Association for Peace Studies (CAAPS)
Student Conference Peace & Justice for Our Planet
Megan Eng - Baha’i Chair Independent Student Researcher
Report on SemesterOnPeace at UMD
Georgetown University
April 10, 2010
Peace and Justice Education Conference
Columbia University Teachers College
An experimental approach to encouraging the emergence of cross-disciplinary peace studies and education at a large university.
Professor John Grayzel (University of Maryland), Professor Jing Lin (University of Maryland)
Saturday, April 17, 2010
2:30 - 4:00
Pathways to Peace at UMD in the Global Village at Maryland Day
University of Maryland
Explore the many paths to peace at UMD through Participating in Peace, Peace-full Places, Principles and Practices of Peace, and Personal Peace.
Find some personal peace at the tent, make a wish for peace, and play a game to win a Noble Peace Prize!
Saturday, April 24, 2010
10:00 am - 4:00 p.m.
Recent Past Events
Global Pulse 2010
USAID International Development Jam
John Grayzel- Facilitator: Building Partnerships and Science &Technology Themes
March 28 - March 30 2010
Comparative & International Education Society
Panel: "SemesterOnPeace": An Experimental Approach to Encouraging the Emergence of Cross-Disciplinary Peace Studies
JGrayzel, JLIng, SKlees, JTunney
Chicago, Illinois
March 2, 2010
Baha’i Chair 2nd Interactive Dialogue,
“Human Security in an Insecured World”,
UMUC Mariott
November 19, 2009
See the videos here
Semester On Peace
Sept- Oct 2009
See the events & videos here
Presention:
International Assistance: Moving from Treading to Transformation
University of Florida, Gainesville
October 23, 2009
Presentation:
“Millennium Development Goal 8: Develop a Global Partnership for Development
WHY, WHAT, and HOW–VIEWS FROM the FRONT LINES”
Gainesville Florida UN Day Presentation
October 22, 2009
Moderator
USAID WORKSHOP:
YOUTH, CONFLICT & EXTREMISM
August 19, 2009
Hyatt Regency, Crustal City, Virginia
Capital Area Association for Peace Studies (CAAPS)
Student Conference Peace & Justice for Our Planet
Megan Eng - Baha’i Chair Independent Student Researcher
Report on SemesterOnPeace at UMD
Georgetown University
April 10, 2010
Peace and Justice Education Conference
Columbia University Teachers College
An experimental approach to encouraging the emergence of cross-disciplinary peace studies and education at a large university.
Professor John Grayzel (University of Maryland), Professor Jing Lin (University of Maryland)
Saturday, April 17, 2010
2:30 - 4:00
Pathways to Peace at UMD in the Global Village at Maryland Day
University of Maryland
Explore the many paths to peace at UMD through Participating in Peace, Peace-full Places, Principles and Practices of Peace, and Personal Peace.
Find some personal peace at the tent, make a wish for peace, and play a game to win a Noble Peace Prize!
Saturday, April 24, 2010
10:00 am - 4:00 p.m.
Recent Past Events
Global Pulse 2010
USAID International Development Jam
John Grayzel- Facilitator: Building Partnerships and Science &Technology Themes
March 28 - March 30 2010
Comparative & International Education Society
Panel: "SemesterOnPeace": An Experimental Approach to Encouraging the Emergence of Cross-Disciplinary Peace Studies
JGrayzel, JLIng, SKlees, JTunney
Chicago, Illinois
March 2, 2010
Baha’i Chair 2nd Interactive Dialogue,
“Human Security in an Insecured World”,
UMUC Mariott
November 19, 2009
See the videos here
Semester On Peace
Sept- Oct 2009
See the events & videos here
Presention:
International Assistance: Moving from Treading to Transformation
University of Florida, Gainesville
October 23, 2009
Presentation:
“Millennium Development Goal 8: Develop a Global Partnership for Development
WHY, WHAT, and HOW–VIEWS FROM the FRONT LINES”
Gainesville Florida UN Day Presentation
October 22, 2009
Moderator
USAID WORKSHOP:
YOUTH, CONFLICT & EXTREMISM
August 19, 2009
Hyatt Regency, Crustal City, Virginia
Welcome
The Bahá’í Chair for World Peace at the University of Maryland is an academic institution dedicated to developing and applying material and spiritual knowledge in cooperative pursuits of global peace, social and economic justice, and human security. This is accomplished through a disciplined program focused on a limited number of compelling concerns with strategic objectives applied in an operational forum.
The Chair is located at the Center for International Development and Conflict Management under the auspices of the College of Behavorial and Social Sciences, and is supported by a both public and private funds including the Muhammad Ali Faizi Memorial Fund.
Vision and Mission
The Chair’s vision is one in which individuals, groups, and organizations come together to cooperate, each motivated by service and each contributing to the creation of a shared understanding. Such cooperation is a prelude to humanity developing adequate responses to the complex problems that face it and that must be solved in ways that benefit all members of society, reflecting an appreciation and positive expression of human diversity. The Chair contributes to an accelerating international momentum that draws on the full spectrum of humanity’s diverse spirituality, intellectual and material capacities to effectively address unified efforts on issues of global peace, social and economic justice, universal education and institutional capacity building.
The mission of the Bahá'í Chair for World Peace is to address questions of international peace, social justice, human security, and equitable access to goods, services, and knowledge. It does this through the empirical study, objective presentation, reflective analysis, and pragmatic application of ethical and spiritual principles, especially unity in diversity and conscience-based consultation.
The Bahá’í Chair for World Peace at the University of Maryland is an academic institution dedicated to developing and applying material and spiritual knowledge in cooperative pursuits of global peace, social and economic justice, and human security. This is accomplished through a disciplined program focused on a limited number of compelling concerns with strategic objectives applied in an operational forum.
The Chair is located at the Center for International Development and Conflict Management under the auspices of the College of Behavorial and Social Sciences, and is supported by a both public and private funds including the Muhammad Ali Faizi Memorial Fund.
Vision and Mission
The Chair’s vision is one in which individuals, groups, and organizations come together to cooperate, each motivated by service and each contributing to the creation of a shared understanding. Such cooperation is a prelude to humanity developing adequate responses to the complex problems that face it and that must be solved in ways that benefit all members of society, reflecting an appreciation and positive expression of human diversity. The Chair contributes to an accelerating international momentum that draws on the full spectrum of humanity’s diverse spirituality, intellectual and material capacities to effectively address unified efforts on issues of global peace, social and economic justice, universal education and institutional capacity building.
The mission of the Bahá'í Chair for World Peace is to address questions of international peace, social justice, human security, and equitable access to goods, services, and knowledge. It does this through the empirical study, objective presentation, reflective analysis, and pragmatic application of ethical and spiritual principles, especially unity in diversity and conscience-based consultation.
Promoting A Shared Search for Peace
Built on Conscience Based Study and Reflection
Applied in Service to People and Communities
Within the Context of Spiritual Principles & Higher Values
Built on Conscience Based Study and Reflection
Applied in Service to People and Communities
Within the Context of Spiritual Principles & Higher Values