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Thanks, Ed

Thanks,

Gary Brumback

As an example of this process, you might consider the invitations to this museum and the path leading up to the museum, a place to address what must be left behind in order to believe that peace is possible. Honoring each ones trauma healing process and giving people a feeling of safety comes before opening their minds to the viability of Peace on Earth. Contacting Eastern Mennonite’s Conflict Transformation Department and speaking to those who teach trauma transformation, would be excellent. Building that safe place in the first impressions, can be done artistically and subtly, but it must be intentional.

Another way to prevent preaching to the choir in the first impressions, could come from a framing specialist like George Lakoff. To help your design team understand his value, you may encourage them to listen to his talk at the Philadelphia free library during his speaking tour when the book The Political Minds first came out; it is still up on line under past author’s events.

Lastly, to address the world view of competition that has become equated with patriotism, and the fear of limited resources, which is the underlying cause of all conflict, their could be a section describing the link between living simply “with in our means” and peace building.

Note: I would also like to see Peace Builder as a profession some day, as it is in some countries.

Thank you for listening to all this.
I wish I could be of more active participation, but this is it for now!

Welakamike!
~RuthAnn
(lenape for pretty land of peace)