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Reaching for the World at the Global Cooperation Stand at Marjolaine Fair, Paris France. (Franciose Beacher, France)


"We all Love Peace", winner of Third Prize, Jounior Seciton, in the Global Cooperation Art Contest, "My Idea of a Better World", Hong Kong Chui Chan Yu, Age 8, Hong Kong

Visions of a Better World

All Great Achievements and Changes
Begin with A Vision

A United Nations Peace Messenger Publication

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    Visions of a Better World is a gift to the world from the people of the world. People for whom the world need not always be as it is, and who believe that each one of us can do something to make the world a better place

    Image a vision of the world that carries the authority of the voice of the people from the East, the West, the North and the South . . . A vision born from the ideas and inspirations of men, women, and children who dare to dream and have the courage to live by their commitment to that dream . . .

    A the beginning of the new Millennium, the global community faces a barrage of crucial questions. Many of these are critical not just to the quality of life, but to the very existence of life on earth. They demand a new and positive paradigm. Drawn from the pure core of goodwill that is the bedrock of the human spirit, Visions of a Better World paints a picture of tomorrow that people the world over long for.

    Casting aside for a while the doubts, concerns and fears that often cloud our picture of tomorrow, Visions of a Better World offers refreshingly positive images of the future. The things we don’t like in the world are clearly visible but what is it we do want to se? Food relief? Better social or economic conditions? A value-based education? And what can we do to make it happen? You’ll find it all here, in the voices of the famous and the not-so-famous, of the thousands of individuals in nearly 130 countries around the world who contributed to this effort for a positive change.

    Whether you consider yourself a humanist. Philanthropist, theist, socialist or just someone who’s fed up with yet another day’s bad news, this unique book strikes a chord common to the hearts of all humanity. A humanity that values beauty more than exploitation, love more than selfish acquisition, and that cherishes a world where children have the opportunity to grow and prosper


    "Dance of the Nations", by Ballet Dalal Achcar, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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