SGI Quarterly April, 2007

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 48: April, 2007

Feature -- Creating Humane and Sustainable Cities

Creating Humane and Sustainable Cities

Cities for People by Lester Brown

Return to a Walkable City by Andy Kunz

The Human Face of Slums: Interview with Robert Neuwirth

The People's Agenda by Cintia Okamura

Uniting for Change: Interview with Jockin Arputham

A Patch of Green Earth: Lydia Lobenthal talks to Felicia Young

Dramatic Connections by Ali Bailey

A life in the city

People

Planning for a City: A Buddhist Perspective by Fung Ling

A Home with the Homeless by Richard C. Brown

Portraits of Global Citizens

Dr. Margarita Vorobyova-Desyatovskaya--Guardian of an Ancient Treasure

Proposal

The Challenge of Nuclear Disarmament

Around the World

Supporting Nuclear Nonproliferation

WFUNA Secretary-General's Visit

SGI President Ikeda's Annual Peace Proposals

Martin Luther King Jr. Celebrated

"Victory Over Violence" Training in New Zealand

SGI-Argentina Peace Auditorium Recognized for Architectural Excellence

Flood Relief in Malaysia

Interfaith Event

The spirit of Cuba

Beyond Borders

The Spirit of Cuba

On Vocation

Designs of the Heart

Buddhism in Daily Life

Discussion Meetings

Exhibition

Yumeji Takehisa and Taisho Romanticism

Yumeji Takehisa's Romanticism

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