
Delineating the link between #politics and #peaceeducation | Expect tweets about #conflict, #historytextbooks, #humanrights, #sexism and #Cyprus
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A good discussion with #UBPs @Hseyinzgrgn about core elements of a #Cyprus settlement and the way ahead.
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Education improves children’s health & investing in children’s health improves learning. bit.ly/1KMQLYN
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"No Man's Land" @H4Cooperation
John Dewey on War, the Future of Pacifism, and Our Individual Role in #Peace brainpickings.org/2014/10/20…
Eide: trying to shape a federal Cyprus in-cyprus.com/eide-trying-to… @EspenBarthEide
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You can read the full statement delivered today by SASG @EspenBarthEide on behalf of #Cyprus leaders at on.fb.me/1TpVx4y
IQ or EQ? Which one is more important? psychology.about.com/od/inte… #emotionalintelligence
Very interesting! Can a Narcissist Feel Empathy? psychcentral.com/news/2014/0…
A short and sweet talk. Are you Adam I or II? ted.com/talks/david_brooks_s… #love #forgiveness #return
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Britain is considering joining the U.S. campaign against ISIS in Syria nyti.ms/1JAw2eZ
“A deception that elevates us is dearer than a host of low truths.”
#Pushkin
"The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard, but must be felt with the heart." — Helen Keller
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“You can tell kids that they’ve done something fantastic, but don’t label them as smart.” @JoBoaler in @TheAtlantic stanford.io/1NzRtvb
Most importantly: is it possible for violence to stop? refuge.org.uk/get-help-now/h…
The same goes for alcohol. Alcohol can act as a trigger for ppl to be more violent than usual but it's not the underlying cause.
At the same time blaming violence on childhood experiences is avoiding responsibility. Violence is a choice someone makes.
And of course, they will never willingly admit to being a bully, abusive, or unable to control their anger. The blame is 100% on the 'other'







