Links

These links are to other peace-related sites. Clicking on a link opens a new browser window.
African Peace Centres

This site gives you the spectrum of African Centres for Peace Education and Training including sites with features for reviews of peace and non-violence issues of Africa and Organisations that fundraise for African projects:
www.peace.ca/africa.htm  

Clear Landmines.com

Help eradicate landmines from the face of the earth by visiting this site:
www.clearlandmines.com  

Culture of Peace News and Media Network

CPNN is a permanent, on-line, interactive information service being developed by UNESCO and its partners for the year 2000, the International Year for the Culture of Peace. This network is run by volunteers and provides multilingual, up-to-date coverage of news and media promoting a Culture of Peace:
http://www.cpnn.org/  

International Conflict Resolution Centre

The International Conflict Resolution Centre is a thriving interdisciplinary learning community committed to the development of cultures of peace. It is based at the University of Melbourne:
www.psych.unimelb.edu.au/ICRC  

International Year of the Culture of Peace

The year 2000 was the International Year of the Culture of Peace (IYCP). This site, part of the main UNESCO website, deals with continuing the global movement towards creating cultures of peace:
www3.unesco.org/iycp

Medical Association for the Prevention of War

http://www.mapw.org.au/

Peace Brigades International

http://www.peacebrigades.org/  

Psychologists for Social Responsibility

PsySR is an international group of psychologists working together to use psychological knowledge to build a peaceful world:
http://www.psysr.org/  

Security Information Center

Since its foundation in 1991 the Berlin Information Center for Transatlantic Security (BITS) has established a reputation for providing independent expertise on military security issues, especially in the field of nuclear and conventional disarmament and arms control, non-proliferation, and NATO-Russian relations:
http://www.bits.de/  

Teaching and Learning for Peace Foundation, based in South Australia

This website presents many peace-building activities, an international noticeboard, inspiring peace-building stories and writings, information about published peace-building stories and most importantly, ways you and your families, friends, local schools, libraries, child care centres and communities can become involved in peace-building:
http://www.tlpeace.org.au/

Victorian Peace Network

The Victorian Peace Network works to bring together diverse organisations in the promotion of peace, including education campaigns, public events and rallies. The Victorian Peace Network does not speak on behalf of individual organisations, and respects the diverse approaches of affiliate organisations:
http://www.vicpeace.org/