Reality is things as they are. Peacekeeping requires a budget.

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Presentation transcript:

Reality is things as they are

Peacekeeping requires a budget

A new sense of identity and community

Expressing ideas without violence

New ideas about authenticity

Anger without intimidation

Levels of interaction

Rebuilding the past to move forward

People of all belief systems gather

New ideas are created

Religions of the future are discussed

Necessity is the mother of innovation

Global voices in mixed media

Experiencing the unfamiliar

Redefining war and peace

A meeting place for global citizens

Government officials speak to the world

Artists play an important role in peace

Virtual interactions encourage progress