Who?

The Initiative is open to pre-primary, primary, secondary, technical or vocational education, (in formal or non-formal settings), and to teacher training.

Does what?

Schools can work flexibly on one, two, or all three of the Arts & Culture for Peace activities – or any combination of these – in support of the ASPnet Action Areas.

Schools are asked to begin by undertaking their own study of ‘conflict and peace’.

In realising their ideas, Schools are asked to use a ‘less is more’ creative and philosophical approach to reflect the spirit of sustainability across diverse cultures.

With whom?

Schools can undertake new work, or join a project to add further value to existing work. Be creative in your thinking what collaboration might be the most impactful in relation to the ASPnet Action Areas?

Schools could collaborate with artists and other partners

With what effect?

The results of these activities should aim to benefit local and (by sharing outcomes, also) international communities as well as represent the ASPnet Action Areas.

Why not register your interest?

If you would like to discuss your participation in this new initiative please register your interest by contacting the UK National Coordinator in the first instance who will be happy to explore how you might participate with you and your National Coordinator.

United Kingdom

Ms Ann BEATTY, ASPnet National Coordinator. Chief Executive, The Steve Sinnott Foundation, Arnold House, 15 Clarendon Road, Watford, WD17 1JR.
Phone: (+44)1923 230208. Mobile: (+44) 7958 696316. email: [email protected]

Japan

All schools in Japan should register their interest with the ASPnet National Coordinator for Japan:

Ms Taka HORIO, ASPnet National Coordinator. Assistant Secretary-General, Japanese National Commission for UNESCO. 3-2-2 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-8959. Phone: (+81)3 6734 3087.

e-mail: [email protected]