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"When someone with the authority of a teacher, say, describes the world - and you are not in it - there is a moment of psychic disequilibrium, as if you looked into a mirror and saw nothing."

Adrienne Rich
Blood, Bread,
and Poetry
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On this page you'll find resource recommendations on a specific diversity topic. These sources are selected by International Training and Development, LLC president, Leslie Aguilar, and are some of her favorites. What does it take to be a favorite resource? It must be interesting (no-doze), thought-provoking, well-written, applicable to the real world, and a wealth of information or real-life examples.

Every once in a while I read a book that so moves me, I want everyone to know about it.

That's the case for Great Peacemakers: True Stories from Around the World, coauthored by husband and wife team Ken Beller and Heather Chase
(released March 3, 2008).

Is Peace Possible?

In today’s turbulent world, many people wonder…

“Is Peace Possible?”

An award-winning new book, Great Peacemakers: True Stories from Around the World, answers this question with a resounding “Yes!”

Profiling famous leaders as well as lesser-known individuals who have made a positive difference in the world, Great Peacemakers explores the lives of twenty peacemakers in five paths to peace: choosing nonviolence, living peace, honoring diversity, valuing all life, and caring for the planet.

According to lead author Ken Beller, “We wrote Great Peacemakers for parents seeking positive role models for their children, educators looking for thought-provoking material for their students, and anyone simply wanting an uplifting read.”

Great Peacemakers is the winner of the 2007 International Peace Writing Award from the Peace and Justice Studies Association and the OMNI Center for Peace, Justice, and Ecology. It also won the Skipping Stones Honor Award and three National Indie Excellence Awards in history, nonfiction, and overall first prize.

Accompanying the book are free downloadable study guides for book clubs, service clubs, faith-based groups, middle and high school classes, and college and university classes. The academic guides include lesson plans, worksheets, answer keys, and rubrics, and the middle and high school version meets national standards and guidelines in thirteen content areas.

See www.GreatPeacemakers.com
ISBN: 978-0-9801382-0-7