PeaceQuest
  • Home
  • Projects
  • Blog
  • About Us
  • Donate
  • Email Us: sstaples@peacequest.ca
  • For teachers: WarandChildren.com
  • Subscribe to our weekly newsletter
PeaceQuest
  • Home
  • Projects
  • Blog
  • About Us
    • Welcome
  • Donate Now

    Scholarship fund studious poor children

    Notice: Test mode is enabled. While in test mode no live donations are processed.

    $
    Select Payment Method
    Personal Info

    Donation Total: $10

New video chronicles the PeaceQuest story in Kingston

Homepage PeaceQuest Kingston New video chronicles the PeaceQuest story in Kingston
PeaceQuest Kingston, Resource

New video chronicles the PeaceQuest story in Kingston

3 September 2020
By PeaceQuest
0 Comment
940 Views

PeaceQuest was founded in Kingston, Ontario, in 2012 to provide an alternative view of the centennial of the First World War. The five-year effort sought to change the ways Canada’s wars are remembered, adding new stories of peace work while complementing other forms of peace activism.

It was an amazing campaign, and in this fascinating video released in 2020, the PeaceQuest community of activists involved in the initiative shared lessons learned during their time working together.

The PeaceQuest Story: For people who want to change the world. Runs 39:31 via YouTube.

They have titled the video “The PeaceQuest Story: For people who want to change the world.” In order to help others, they compiled seven activist pitfalls to avoid when undertaking campaigns for peace.
The seven pitfalls to avoid are:

  1. No End in Sight!
  2. Trying to do everything by yourself.
  3. Not enough fun!
  4. Missing out on the Arts
  5. Avoiding or Ignoring the “Opposition”
  6. Short-Term Thinking
  7. Diversity as an Afterthough

Filmed and interviews by Jolene Cheryl Simko
Production by Josh Lyon

Tags: Peace activism Video

Previous Story
“Concrete action” needed for world without nuclear weapons: Jaramillo
Next Story
Twitter campaign shows what will happen in a nuclear war

Related Articles

Could the Falklands War have gone nuclear?

Nuclear weapons are seen as a necessary part of Britain’s...

Hear voices for peace in Russia

Don't miss this online event

Categories

  • Action
  • Analysis
  • Commentary
  • Event
  • PeaceQuest Cape Breton
  • PeaceQuest Kingston
  • PeaceQuest Regina
  • Resource
  • Teachers

Contact

PeaceQuest Leadership and Education Initiative

c/o Steven Staples, Chairperson

225 Sumach Street W303

Toronto  ON M5A 0P8

Email: sstaples@peacequest.ca

Phone: m. 647-327-7187

PeaceQuest Info

  • Projects
  • Blog
  • About Us
  • Donate
  • Subscribe

Local Groups

  • Cape Breton
  • Kingston
  • Regina

 

 

Teachers

  • WarandChildren.com
Copyright ©2020 PeaceQuest Leadership and Education Initiative
SearchPostsLogin
Thursday, 30, Jun
How the military’s media machine targets its enemies
Wednesday, 29, Jun
Ukraine war can be blamed on U.S. neoconservative thinkers: Sachs
Tuesday, 28, Jun
Why so many Canadians support the “Truckers”
Friday, 24, Jun
Nuclear whistle-blower says Ukraine war testing willingness of nuclear-nations to lose
Thursday, 23, Jun
Where’s Canada? UN Nuclear Ban meeting in Vienna draws some NATO observers
Tuesday, 21, Jun
A warning about Ukraine from Japan A-bomb survivor

Welcome back,