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People To People Exchanges
Global
Youth Forum
Approximately 250 students from
the United States and other countries, including those with signficant Muslim
populations, convened in Washington, D.C. November 7-11, 2003 for PTPI’s
annual Global Youth Forum. Students attended educational speakers, visited
the White House and Capitol Hill, participated in a live video-conference
with students in Sri Lanka, participated in a Night of a Thousand Dinners
event, and organized and packed educational materials to be transported to
Sri Lanka as part of a PTPI’s humanitarian effort to help schools and
students in Sri Lanka who are affected by landmines.
Peace
Camps
Greetings
from Cairo,
Our names are Stephanie E. Tellis and Simone Wright and we are writing from
People to People International's Peace Camp. Peace is a very important idea
in our world. Without peace people suffer from needless pain and heart ache.
PTPI's mention is to bring people from different countries together therefore
combining different cultures to help unite our ever smaller world. We want to
encourage your organization to keep fighting for justice, equality, freedom
from war, happiness, and understanding, Thank you.
Sincerely, Stephanie & Simone
From:
peace24 peace24 <peacecamp_group24@yahoo.com>
Subject: Peace Chat, Peace Camp, Egypt 2003
Hello and Bonjour! Our names are Sarah Kennell and Ellen Dooley. We represent
the countries of Canada and the United States for People to People International's
Peace Camp in Cairo, Egypt. The goal of this trip is to gain knowlege in solving
world conflicts peacefully. We are aware of your support for this task and encourage
this type of activity. As our generation progresses toward the future we must
work together with support from other NGO's like yourself to achieve world peace.
Thank you for your continuous support. We look forward to hearing your comments
on our message of peace.
Sincerely,
Sarah Kennell and Ellen Dooley
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Final Report
