5 Minutes of Peace: Pat Dodson
Up next in our new series, 5 Minutes of Peace, is Sydney Peace Prize laureate, Pat Dodson. In 2008, Senator
Sydney Peace News and Statements
5 Minutes of Peace: Black Lives Matter Global Network
Next up in our new series, 5 Minutes of Peace, is Black Lives Matter, recipients of the 2017 Sydney Peace
Black Lives Matter Network: Interview with Rodney Diverlus
In 2017, the Black Lives Matter Global Network received the Sydney Peace Prize for building a powerful movement for racial
5 Minutes of Peace with Naomi Klein
Naomi Klein was the winner of the 2016 Peace Prize. Naomi is a Canadian author, social activist, and filmmaker. Her
Transferring the lessons from the response to COVID-19 to the climate crisis
Covid-19 is re-setting our global understanding of how we need to behave and respond to a global crisis, giving a
Presentation of the Gold Medal for Human Rights to Christiana Figueres
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We were so honoured to award the Gold Medal for Human Rights to Christiana Figueres on 12 March in the
Podcast: TARANA BURKE ON ME TOO & BUILDING A MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE
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During her time in Australia to accept the 2019 Sydney Peace Prize on behalf of the Me Too movement, Tarana
World’s top climate negotiator condemns Australian response to climate change
The leader of the Paris Climate Agreement talks says she is "deeply pained" by the attitude of the Australian Government
Joseph Stiglitz: “The climate crisis is our third world war. It needs a bold response.”
Advocates of the Green New Deal say there is great urgency in dealing with the climate crisis and highlight the
10 Things You Can Do About Climate Change, According To The Shepherds Of The Paris Agreement
Christiana Figueres once credited the Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh with helping her shepherd 192 countries from blaming to collaborating, from paralysis
Climate Champion Christiana Figueres to be awarded Gold Medal for Human Rights
The effects of climate change represent the single biggest threat to peace with justice. The Sydney Peace Foundation has chosen to
Climate change and peace: the Sydney Peace Foundation to focus on climate change in 2020
Peace is much more than the absence of violence. Peace requires the presence of justice, institutions and structures preventing violence. ‘The
‘A phenomenal leap’: Tarana Burke on #MeToo’s success so far and next steps
If it’s possible to galvanise people starting with a hashtag, then so much more is possible, the Sydney Peace prize
#MeToo founder says Australia’s defamation laws silence victims
The founder of the #MeToo movement says Australia’s defamation laws work to silence victims of sexual violence and misconduct, and
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