
Dear Friends,
Thank you for supporting Seeds of Peace through yesterday’s 2012 Spring Dinner. We are grateful to Secretary Albright and Google Idea’s Jared Cohen for affirming so vividly the essential role Seeds of Peace plays in regions in conflict.
As Madeleine Albright said, our Seeds “liberate themselves from the past through the simple process of talking to one another, sharing their doubts and fears, participating side by side in everyday tasks and discovering the aspirations and values that they hold in common.”
We enter the 20th summer of our International Camp with adult Seeds who are leaders, bringing their commitment to peace to the social infrastructure of law and policy, media and technology, education, social and business enterprise, and to conflict resolution itself. The Seeds who spoke last night are powerful examples of the value of your investment in Seeds of Peace.
We were proud to premiere at the Dinner a short video which captures the power of Seeds of Peace so well. Please share it on Facebook or by email—new friends would be an added gift to us:
With appreciation,
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Leslie Adelson Lewin
Executive Director
Are you an Israeli or Palestinian interested in being a dialogue facilitator? Apply to our Facilitation Course today! http://t.co/zwv6zgTHpp
We celebrated our 20th anniversary with supporters, dignitaries & Seeds in NYC last night! Check out the pictures at http://t.co/gJjygB4jqe
Seeds' Indo-Pak History Project compares Indian and Pakistani history textbooks: http://t.co/rWPLfIs3xe
Maine Seed Mohamed speaks at education conference hosted by state governor. http://t.co/9ukPX2oCTy
Shani (Camp 1999) reacts to Obama's speech to Israeli youth in Jerusalem on NPR's Morning Edition http://t.co/0ry57yTJJ0
Great job.