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UNESCO, through its Routes of Enslaved Peoples programme, has been working with the Guerrand-Hermès Foundation for Peace since 2018 to develop a methodology for facilitating collective healing — intergenerational dialogue workshops co-created and led by impacted communities across four continents.
Archive ↗Well-being understood through four dimensions: meaningful experience, quality of awareness, connections and relationships, and self-conscious recognition of non-instrumental value — all in synergy.
Archive ↗Peace not only observed in the absence of conflict, but including aspects of justice, good health, safety, well-being, prosperity, equity, security, resilience and openness to the other.
Archive ↗Our notion of dialogue brings together individuals from different backgrounds, faith traditions and worldviews; with formal discipline and yet encouraging all participants to connect with their inner world and experience the inter-relatedness of all human beings.
Archive ↗Eudaimonia — human-oriented growth and well-being as the highest human good in Aristotelian ethics. Human flourishing as the aim of practical philosophy, including ethics and political philosophy.
Archive ↗Human-centred education: the development of the whole person, holistic curriculum and assessment, human relations between teachers and students, and personal qualities such as curiosity, caring and inner integrity.
Archive ↗Ethics Education distinguishes itself with three pedagogical pillars: Ethical Sensitivity and Reflection; Ethical Relations and Dialogue; and Child Agency, Participation and Transformative Action — together forming the ethical foundation for learning and well-being.
Archive ↗All forms of interaction and communication — through speech, writing or shared activities — that help mutual understanding and cooperation between people who self-identify religiously in one form or another.
Archive ↗Provision of psychological and social resources to help overcome trauma brought about by disaster, war or violence, fostering resilience and easing resumption of normal life in individuals and communities.
Archive ↗Restoring friendship or union after conflict or rupture — tied to economic, social, political and environmental justice, all of which play a therapeutic role in the reconciliation process.
Archive ↗The living capacity to forgive — not forgetting, but releasing the pain embedded in memory. Surrendering our resistance to forgiving so that we may fully express our gifts and talents today.
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