Nonviolent Peaceforce
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Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) "is a nonpartisan unarmed peacekeeping force composed of trained civilians from around the world. Nonviolent Peaceforce brings together nearly 90 Member Organisations from five continents." [1] Founded by Mel Duncan and David Hartsough.
Nonviolent Peaceforce: Member Organizations
Contents
Supporters
In 2005 they received supported from groups that included: [2]
- Carnegie Corporation of New York
- Gandhian Foundation
- Peace Development Fund
- Ploughshares Fund
- Catalan Fund for Development
- Cordaid
- German Federal Foreign Ministry: Projekt Zivik
- UNICEF Sri Lanka
In 2004 they also received support from: [3]
- CarEth Foundation
- Fenwick Foundation
- Findhorn Foundation
- Institute of International Education
- Ford Foundation
- Gilman Family Foundation
- Mary Ellen Carter Foundation
- Laura Jane Musser Fund
- Oswald Family Foundation
- Peace Development Fund
- National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund
- Peace Tax Foundation
- Ploughshares Fund
- Samuel Rubin Foundation
- Samsara Foundation
- Thomas H. and Mary Williams Shoemaker Fund
- Alan B. Slifka Foundation
- Frances Fund of the Solidago Foundation
- Solmonson Fund
- Swanee Hunt Family Foundation
- Valentine Fund of the Tides Foundation
Endorsers
Numerous individuals and groups from all over the world endorse the work of NP, but the ones listed in their international section include: [4]
- Charles Radcliffe, Vice-President, International Crisis Group,* Belgium
- Coalition for Global Solidarity and Social Development, Kai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen
- Colin Archer, International Peace Bureau, Geneva
- David Adams, Retired Director, UN International Year for the Culture of Peace
- Franciscan Friars, Justice Peace and Integrity of Creation International Council
- General Administration of the Marist Sisters
- Hague Appeal for Peace
- Hans Sinn, Co-Founder, Peace Brigades International*
- Howard Wilson, Curative/Preventive Development Specialist, UN Volunteers*
- ICL/Praxis for Peace, Kai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen, Director and Satyagrahi
- International Fellowship of Reconciliation
- Jane Higgins, International Youth Parliament 2000*
- Mennonite Central Committee International
- Michael Beer, Nonviolence International
- Muslim Peace Fellowship
- Peter Ruhe, Founder-Chairperson, GandhiServe Foundation
- Pierre Marchand, Chairman of the Appeal of the Nobel Peace Laureates for the Children
- Rosalie Bertell, President, International Institute of Concern for Public Health*
- SHALOM, School Sisters of Notre Dame, International Network for Justice, Peace, Integrity of Creation, Rome and M. Margrit Hopfler, Representative of the European Branch of SHALOM
- Tim Wallis, former International Secretary, Peace Brigades International*
- Transcend, Johan Galtung
- United Nations of Youth, Maria Kooijman Director
- World Movement for Nonviolence, New York (Bawa Jain)
International Staff
Accessed August 2007: [5]
- Mel Duncan, Executive Director
- Amanda Cross, Administrative Assistant
- David Grant, Strategic Relations Director
- Phil Esmonde, Capacity Building Director
- Gilda Bettencourt, Strategic Relations/ Capacity Building Administrative
Assistant
- Agnieszka Komoch, Fundraising Director
- Christine Schweitzer, Programme Director
Regional Coordinators
- Africa: Ombok Otieno
- Asia: Rajiv Vora
- East Asia: Mitsuo Okamoto
- Europe: Alessandro Rossi
- Latin America and the Caribbean: Alvaro Ramirez-Durini
- North America: Joan Bernstein
Governing Council
Accessed March 2011: [6]
- Yukio Aki IGC Member, Japan
- Outi Arajarvi IGC Member, Germany
- Eric Bachman IGC Treasurer, USA
- Simonetta Costanzo Pittaluga IGC Interim Co-Chair, Spain
- Omar Diop IGC Member, Senegal
- Donna Howard IGC Co-Chair, USA
- Israel Naor IGC Member, Israel
- Lucy Nusseibeh IGC Member, Palestine
- Theo Roncken IGC Member, Bolivia
- Sandra Salcedo IGC Member, Peru
- Farrukh Sohail Goindi Pakistan
- John Stewart IGC Member, Zimbabwe
- Tim Wallis International Executive Director
Governing Council (2007)
Accessed August 2007: [7]
- Eric Bachman - International Governance Council Member, Executive Committee, Treasurer, Germany
- Kai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen - International Governance Council Member, Romania
- Antonio Coelho - International Governance Council Member, Uruguay
- Simonetta Costanzo Pittaluga - International Governance Council Member Executive Committee, Spain
- Omar Diop - International Governance Council Member Co-Chair, Executive Committee, Senegal
- Donna Howard - International Governance Council Co-Chair, Executive Committee, USA
- Young Kim - International Governance Council Member, Executive Committee, Korea
- Akihiko Kimijima - International Governance Council Member, Japan
- Ramu Manivannan - International Governance Council Member, Executive Committee, India
- Israel Naor - International Governance Council Member, Israel
- Hindolo (Michael) Pokawa - International Governance Council Member, Sierra Leone
- Claudia Samayoa - International Governance Council Member, Executive Committee, Guatemala
- John Stewart - International Governance Council Member, Executive Committee, Zimbabwe
- Tim Wallis - International Governance Council Member, United Kingdom
- Sheri Wander - International Governance Council Member, USA
Resources and articles
Related Sourcewatch
- Robert J. Rivers - Trainer
- Denis Matveev - Trainer [8]
- Christine Schweitzer
- Jan Passion
- Rabia Amidon - former member of the governing board (2002-?)
- Michael James Warren Fundraising Director (2011)
- Mel Duncan Special Projects Director (2011)
References
- ↑ About Us, Nonviolent Peaceforce, accessed August 6, 2007.
- ↑ 2005 Annual Report, Nonviolent Peaceforce, accessed August 6, 2007.
- ↑ 2004 Annual Report, Nonviolent Peaceforce, accessed August 6, 2007.
- ↑ Endorsers, Nonviolent Peaceforce, accessed August 6, 2007.
- ↑ Staff, Nonviolent Peaceforce, accessed August 6, 2007.
- ↑ Governing Council, Nonviolent Peaceforce, accessed March 13, 2011.
- ↑ Governing Council, Nonviolent Peaceforce, accessed August 6, 2007.
- ↑ Staff, Peace Action, Training and Research Institute of Romania, accessed August 19, 2007.