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The Washington Post - Local - Perspective She wrote Hollywood’s ‘inclusion rider.’ But she fights for women at Walmart, chicken plants and hospitals, too. Kalpana Kotagal tried to stay awake for the Academy Awards, but she didn’t make it. The Read More

Cincinnati.com / The Enquirer In the wake of World War II, the deadliest war in history, involving 30 countries and more than 50 million deaths, Doris Twitchell Allen found hope in the future. “I knew that the ultimate source of peace, long range, Read More

CISV USA News In 2018, CISV peace education focuses on diversity. Discuss questions such as how can our differences and similarities contribute to peace? when do differences lead to conflict? why do we often find it so difficult to Read More

Over the past year CISV International has been working with corporate partner momondo to produce ‘school-kits’. The kits are for use with 11-year-olds and are based on activities many of us will be know from our programs – Stereotypes and Labels. To Read More

International Literacy Association / Literacy Daily / Book Reviews - Books Can Be a Tool of Peace By CL/R SIG | July 28, 2014 In a perfect world there would be no conflicts, no violence, no wars. But even the small corners of the world in Read More

Atlanta Business Chronicle, Nonprofit Business 2008.05.23AtlantaBusChronicle Starting on June 27, the Atlanta chapter of Children's International Summer Village (CISV) will host a 28-day "village," with children present from 12 different Read More

CISV Atlanta Newsletter - Fall 2005 Oh, to be a kid again… It is the rare instance when that thought even begins to enter my mind.  If you are in those wonderful years, like I am, where wisdom and maturity are truly settling in, you would Read More