“I am not only a pacifist but a militant pacifist. I am willing to fight for peace. Nothing will end war unless the people themselves refuse to go to war.” -- Albert Einstein
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The African Diaspora Foundation simply works for peace.
We strive to achieve it through education.
When bullets are flying, progress packs up and swims across oceans to find safety.
When communities can not resolve their conflicts, collaboration moves out and fear, defensiveness, and selfishness occupy.
For centuries, Africa, has given the rest of the world its children and natural resources, and the world has benefited. Let us give back.
In the same way the classroom was used to teach English, French, and religion, we look to use the classrom to teach principles of peace, reconciliation and conflict resolution.
Please explore our website, join and support us in our collaborative effort to effect change.
Ambassador Barnes and his wife Dr. Dawn Cooper-Barnes with President Barack Obama
and First Lady Michelle Obama at the
White House
Today's Date:
EVENT
ANNOUNCEMENT
This event has been
postponed till further notice.
A new date will be announced soon
UN INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF YOUTH
GLOBAL PEACE LEADERSHIP
SUMMIT 2008
IN PICTURES
PROPOSED ADF PEACE STUDIES LIBRARY AND RESEARCH CENTER
Ambassador Barnes and Dr. Dawn Cooper-Barnes at the 2007 ADF Global Peace Summit
in Los Angeles California
Stevie Wonder Chosen UN's
Newest Messenger of Peace
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The UN secretary-general marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities by welcoming music star Stevie Wonder as the organization's newest Messenger of Peace
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