...to advance world

understanding

goodwill

and peace...

Advance the mission of RI

Providing support in planning

conflict prevention/resolution

projects

Educate Rotarians & others on the

value of conflict prevention &

resolution

An absence of hostilities,

violence, and harsh and

hateful feelings...

Harmonious relations

Mutual concern, goodwill, and

friendship...

Members of a community ...

promote one another’s good.

Being at home with your family

Children in school Businesses open

Safety and security in your community

Rotary four-way test

Universal Declaration of

Human Rights

Building the United Nations

Helping to create the

Universal Declaration of

Human Rights

In 1912 called upon every Rotarian to

initiate a club conference on ways and means for accomplishing world peace

In 1940 in Havana, the body of participants

made a declaration calling for “freedom, justice, truth, sanctity of the pledged word,

and respect for human rights...”...

Patrolled the streets of Bombay

during the riots between Hindus and

Muslims in 1947

Brought together Argentinians and

Chilean Rotarians to prevent a

border dispute

Malaysian and Thai Rotarians came

together to support peace

agreement on off-shore oil when

hostilities were likely

Trained Buddhist and Muslim

Rotarians in the Southern Thailand

conflict

Partner with Rotary Clubs who want to

support civilians becoming peace monitors through Partner with Rotary Clubs to train

Rotarians through Vocational training for peace

professionals.

Build diverse Rotary Clubs

Mend frayed relationships

between clubs, districts & in

their communities and across

borders

Train Rotarians to be

involved in peace

processes in areas of

violent conflict

“Do no harm” in

development projects

Strategic projects in

conflict areas