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Films 4 Peace Foundation (F4P) is a leading national peacebuilding organization based in Bangladesh, committed to fostering a peaceful society through innovative and artistic programs, strategic communications, and research. At F4P, we empower artists, youth, and the community to create an inclusive, sustainable, and peaceful community that can ...
Contact Us. Thank you for your interest in Partners for Peace. If you’re concerned about your situation, or what’s going on in the life of someone you care about, please call our 24-hour helpline at 1.800.863.9909. Otherwise, please feel free to get in touch using the information below.
Partners for Peace is a private, nonprofit 501 (c)3 organization, funded primarily by the Maine Department of Health & Human Services, United Way of Eastern Maine, Maine Housing, and the generous donations of people and businesses in the communities we serve. Partners for Peace is a member in good standing of the Maine Coalition to End Domestic ...
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Schools, businesses and law enforcement are just some of the many sectors that depend on CCR to help individuals find constructive solutions for potentially destructive problems. Address : 6285 Paseo Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64110. Office Hours : Monday – Friday 9AM – 4PM. Phone : 816.461.8255. Email : info@ccrkc.org.
Partners for Peace is a full-length documentary film following Nobel Women’s Initiative’s delegation to Israel and Palestine in 2010. Directed by Ed Kucerak and narrated by Marisa Tomei, it premiered at the DC Independent Film Festival on 19 February 2014.
October is Domestic Violence Action (Awareness) Month (DVAM). Each October, communities across the nation join together to recognize the prevalence of domestic violence and honor those who have been affected by violence with vigils, walks, and other awareness-raising activities. DVAM was first recognized in October of 1987.
