American Cultural Ambassadors David and Renate Jakupca are official US Delegates to the III World Peace Congress this June 3-5, 2005 at Verbania, Lake Maggiore Italy.
May 15, 2005 (Press Release) --
May 14, 2005
Pallanza - VB - Lago Maggiore - Italy (ICEA News)
American Cultural Ambassadors David and Renate Jakupca are official US Delegates to the III World Peace Congress this June 3-5, 2005 at Verbania, Lake Maggiore Italy.
The Theme of the Congress is: "Peace & Environment for your Health" -
Interdependence between inner and outer environments
How to make peoples lives more stable both physically,
mentally and spiritually.
Humanity is witnessing the most accelerated devastation of its human and natural environments, with major negative consequences regarding health, happiness, and human betterment.
David & Renate Jakupca, founders of the International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA) in Cleveland, Ohio USA. Since 1992, ICEA has recycled all major United Nations World Conferences with the approval of President Jimmy Carter and Ms. Geraldine Ferraro. In 2004 as a member of The International Council of Tourism Partners supported the Culture of Peace Movement world wide, a promoter of US Congressman Dennis Kucinich's proposed Department of Peace.
American Cultural Ambassadors hope to expand on the United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan's Millennium Development Goals and with the overhaul of the United Nations set of proposals that includes new actions to ensure environmental sustainability. Annan's plan is slated for decision by national leaders when they gather in September to mark the world body's 60th anniversary.
It is expected that this World Congress will be central to the attainment of two fundamental outcomes and some subsidiary ones too.
The first outcome will be to have a personal and a group experience of the true meaning and experience of the subtle dynamics of nature and human progress. How the conservation of nature becomes central to our happiness and joy and to have the human spaces for the practice of love and compassion. A collective experience of great proportions.
The second outcome will be to draft a declaration that will be essentially transformative in nature, outlining some essential steps that need to be followed. This declaration will contain many important issues and challenges facing humanity. A declaration intended to reach policy makers of developing and developed countries.
In addition to those fundamental outcomes, this World Congress will give everyone an opportunity to meet other scientists, professionals, decision makers and advocates as well as like minded practitioners who share the same vision of a sustainable global human society. There will be an important exchange of information and a process to establish a common road map for future actions.
Private Financer Ted Turner (CNN) and American actress Ms Jane Fonda are being considered to be a partner in these new UN programs.
Pallanza - VB - Lago Maggiore - Italy (ICEA News)
American Cultural Ambassadors David and Renate Jakupca are official US Delegates to the III World Peace Congress this June 3-5, 2005 at Verbania, Lake Maggiore Italy.
The Theme of the Congress is: "Peace & Environment for your Health" -
Interdependence between inner and outer environments
How to make peoples lives more stable both physically,
mentally and spiritually.
Humanity is witnessing the most accelerated devastation of its human and natural environments, with major negative consequences regarding health, happiness, and human betterment.
David & Renate Jakupca, founders of the International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA) in Cleveland, Ohio USA. Since 1992, ICEA has recycled all major United Nations World Conferences with the approval of President Jimmy Carter and Ms. Geraldine Ferraro. In 2004 as a member of The International Council of Tourism Partners supported the Culture of Peace Movement world wide, a promoter of US Congressman Dennis Kucinich's proposed Department of Peace.
American Cultural Ambassadors hope to expand on the United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan's Millennium Development Goals and with the overhaul of the United Nations set of proposals that includes new actions to ensure environmental sustainability. Annan's plan is slated for decision by national leaders when they gather in September to mark the world body's 60th anniversary.
It is expected that this World Congress will be central to the attainment of two fundamental outcomes and some subsidiary ones too.
The first outcome will be to have a personal and a group experience of the true meaning and experience of the subtle dynamics of nature and human progress. How the conservation of nature becomes central to our happiness and joy and to have the human spaces for the practice of love and compassion. A collective experience of great proportions.
The second outcome will be to draft a declaration that will be essentially transformative in nature, outlining some essential steps that need to be followed. This declaration will contain many important issues and challenges facing humanity. A declaration intended to reach policy makers of developing and developed countries.
In addition to those fundamental outcomes, this World Congress will give everyone an opportunity to meet other scientists, professionals, decision makers and advocates as well as like minded practitioners who share the same vision of a sustainable global human society. There will be an important exchange of information and a process to establish a common road map for future actions.
Private Financer Ted Turner (CNN) and American actress Ms Jane Fonda are being considered to be a partner in these new UN programs.
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