PEACE PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL, Inc.

9219 George Williams Road, Knoxville, Tennessee 37922, USA
Telephone = 865-690-8742, Email = geovisual@comcast.net

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The mission of Peace Partners International is to support, nurture, and connect organizations and individuals who are working to bring about a culture of peace. Such organizations include museums for peace, university peace studies programs, peace advocacy organizations, and businesses which help promote peace and justice. Peace Partners International will organize, sponsor, and/or promote conferences for this broad audience of "peace educators" and undertake other projects, such as newsletters, websites, workshops, communications networks, database maintenance, peace tourism, and experiential learning.

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Here are some of our reference data sets:

		Peace Monuments Worldwide. More than 3,000 peace monuments by theme, country/state & year.			Museums for Peace Worldwide. 490 museums for peace in 32 categories.
		Article on Peace Monuments. From the Oxford International Encyclopedia of Peace (Jan. 2010).			International Network of Museums for Peace (INMP). History of the INMP since 1992.
		Countries of the World. Rank ordered by number of peace monuments.			Famous Peacemakers. More than 700 peacemakers in birth order.
		Peace Monuments Artists. More than 200 artists & patrons in alphabetical order.			"International Friendship Bell." Oak Ridge, Tennessee (1996).
		Classical Peace Art Worldwide. In chronological order.			Peace Monuments Related to the United Nations. In chronological order.
		Peace Monuments Bibliography. Including museums for peace.			All Monuments Related to the Atomic Bomb. In chronological order.
		Sample Peace Monuments Itinerary. From Chicago to PJSA conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba (Oct. 2010).			Human Disasters Worldwide. 240 man-made & natural disasters rank ordered by number of deaths.
		"Peace Monuments Assist Peace Education." From The Peace Chronicle, PJSA newsletter (Winter 2009-2010).			Peace Walls & Murals Worldwide. In chronological order.
		Peace Conferences. 145 famous conferences of the 18th, 19th & early 20th centuries.			US Foreign Service. Monuments of US diplomatic & consular history.
		The Holocaust. 62 Holocaust museums & Holocaust memorials worldwide.			Peace Monuments in Palestine & Israel. In chronological order (& multiple web pages).

The mission of Peace Partners International is to support, nurture, and connect organizations and individuals who are working to bring about a culture of peace. Such organizations include museums for peace, university peace studies programs, peace advocacy organizations, and businesses which help promote peace and justice. Peace Partners International will organize, sponsor, and/or promote conferences for this broad audience of "peace educators" and undertake other projects, such as newsletters, websites, workshops, communications networks, database maintenance, peace tourism, and experiential learning.