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The SGI Quarterly aims to provide information about SGI's activities around the world and to highlight initiatives and perspectives on peace, education and culture. The views expressed are not necessarily those of SGI.
 

Number 43: January, 2006 

      Feature -- Creating Hope
Introduction
Approaching Hope by C. R. Snyder
"Hope Is Not for Wimps" by Frances Moore Lappé
Publish Your Life by Jonathan Morgan; Hero Books; Victoria's Story by Victoria Ndyaluvana
Culture: Reviving Hope by Proeung Chhieng
Cambodian Culture Reborn: My Story by Em Theay
Making Hope by Daisaku Ikeda
Hope for Human Nature by Hazel Henderson
Hope During Crisis by Ziyad Alawneh
Creative self expression can bring a deep sense of liberation


 
An outdoor concert at SGI-Germany's Villa Sachsen

People
  
Finding a Way Up by Mindy Milam
The Deepest Loss by Aiko Matsumura

Portraits of Global Citizens
  
Natalia Sats: Triumph of the Human Spirit

Around the World
 
Initiatives for Nonviolence
 Picture Book Exhibition in Canada
Education for Human Rights
Women Educators Conference
 Leaves of Grass

 		 Dialogue on Globalization
Earth Charter Plus Five
Seeds of Change in Dubai
SGI-Venezuela: Creating a Foundation of Peace


Arts and Education

 Culture Center Villa Sachsen


 Buddhism in Daily Life

 The Meaning of Nam-myoho-renge-kyo


SGI MEMBERS FROM AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND THE PACIFIC ISLANDS


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