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Education for a Culture of Peace in a Gender Perspective

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Educational tool published in English and more recently in French.

Education for a Culture of Peace in a Gender Perspective

An educational tool based on a comprehensive, gender-sensitive approach to peace education, this volume, designed as a resource for teacher education especially relevant to teaching in secondary schools, can also be used for the preparation of elementary school teachers and facilitators of non-formal adult education.

It responds to the demands of a growing number of educators who want to be part of a global movement towards a culture of peace, through providing their students learning experiences in holistic gender-sensitive, human rights and peace education, to develop the skills and capacities to build and maintain a culture of peace.

The volume also contains relevant suggested readings and internet sites to enable educators to undertake more extensive peace education.

This manual was elaborated by Dr. Betty Reardon (Teachers College, Columbia University and at the International Peace Research Association (IPRA), who received the 2001 UNESCO Peace Prize's Honorable Mention, in co-operation with the UNESCO Women and a Culture of Peace Programme, the Division for the Promotion of Quality Education and the Division of Women, Youth and Special Strategies.

Author(s)	Betty A. Reardon




Publication Date	2003
Publisher	UNESCO




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