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Template comes from 13th annual world summit event started in Rome 2000- Cape Town 2014 provides next template then Atlanta 2015 -numbered items 13.X indicate link contents we have preserved below in case next annual version of the summit fails to preserve them
Processes that each new world summit builds on
28/10/2013 --13.1 -see also www.solidarityshorts.org
24/10/2013 -- 13.2
24/10/2013 --13.3
24/10/2013 --13.4
16/10/2013 which superstars have become linked in to the world summit and what cause do they interconnect -Sharon Stone continues commitment to bridge supertars up to Atlanta 2015 summit -13.5
22/10/2013 -13.6
22/10/2013
22/10/2013 how does this connect with next 2 years celebrations: : activating the legacy of mandela, the 50th anniversary of martin luther kings peace prize and atlantas 2014 openhing of human rights museum' atlanta's 2015 staging of greatest youth event since the olympics (Mayor) 13.7
22/10/2013 Mairea connects the womens nobel laureates and womens empowerment issues - this group courageously links some of the most difficult places to raise families (from N Ireland when Maguire won her prize to Iran today). POlans wholeplanet solidarite networks twins in connecting peoples living in the world's least safe or most isolated places for families 13.8
21/10/2013 13.9 - what are the most uniwue worldwide contributions of warsaw to youth and peace's futures? 13.9
Warsaw, the capital of the world’s peace 20/10/2013 - the warsaw brand is righty prod of the capital that has struggled through many freedom battles- how does its geographical position become unluckliy toed up in so many of europe's greatest 20th century repressions- and how have warsaw citizens kept the light of freedom burning 13.91
21/10/2013Peace Summit Medal for Social Activism to Jerzy Owsiak 19/10/2013
-this annual prize is a hidden gem for greatest locally famous but globally unknown social entrepreneurs with ideas that scale- Owsiak's revolutions connect affordability of polands health care with young peoples summer pop celebrations - the whole Grand Orchestra of Xmas is one of the most wonderful people can redesign health service movements ever benchmarked - who were the other social activist prize winners and what curriculum can actively be loinked in around them 13.12
Message of President Barroso for the Opening ceremony of the Summit 21/10/2013 the EU as a Nobel peace laureate is a networking black hole in terms of where it sustains youth collaboration - will this message shed any light? 13.13
14/10/2013
12/10/2013 13.15
07/10/2013
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13.1 see also www.solidarityshorts.org face twit
warsaw world summit summary note october 2013:
The Solidarity Shorts International Film Contest 2013 Workshops are over.
The winners of the contest came to Poland, took part in an intensive Film Workshop at the Gdynia Film School and participated in the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Warsaw. Overall, the entire experience can be best described through a series of pictures, available at our Facebook photo gallery.
The participants of the contest had these things to say at the end of their stay in Poland:
Rafael (Venezuela):
How to thank? It is precisely the question that I’ve been doing to myself the last few hours. Dear team of Solidarity Shorts, especially the organizers and representatives of Lech Walesa Institute, Jerzy and Patrycja, two weeks ago my passport was blank, empty. I had never left my country before. Almost a month ago I received the lovely news of winning a contest in Poland. Poland? I never thought it would be the first country to visit outside of my country. And now I say, Oh MY GOD! You all should see that Poland really is beautiful. Poland and its people. These two weeks with you were amazing. For me, it was like a new awakening. Receive film training in Gdynia Film School, participate of the World Summit of Nobel Peace Prize Laureates in Warsaw and visit the beautiful city of Krakow, is more than impressive. It’s awesome!. A dream come true. You took care of us extremely well, and we appreciate it from our hearts. I had the pleasure of meeting beautiful human beings from all over the world , many of them are human rights activists, people who are in tune with what we want: a global change to all live better. The tools I acquired thanks to you, I will use them and I will continue fighting for the noblest goals we have set. I hope to see you soon in Venezuela to do good things . THANK YOU! Receive my love and hugs.
Nabat (Ukraine):
It’s really been wonderful days! Communicating with people from different parts of the world. I very much hope that we will see you again!
Catalin (Romania):
I like very much, and i think this: Poland it’s a great country to represent Europe in first visit of anyone from outside. We have many beautiful countries in Europe, even Romania, but Poland it is great! Thank you Poland and, of course, Jerzy, Lech Walesa Institute and Gdynia Film School.
As organizers of Solidarity Shorts 2013 we wish to thank our partners – the Gdynia Film School, the Wajda School Foundation, the Polish Film Institute, the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute – for allowing this project to come to life. It has been a fantastic experience and we are looking forward to the 2014 edition. To everyone interested in next year’s edition of Solidarity Shorts, please follow the Solidarity Shorts website, our Facebook profile and our Twitter account.
13.2 -further links www.ippnw.org
Nuclear weapons are an existential threat to humanity, and must never be used again, under any circumstances. We therefore welcome the recent shift in the international discourse about nuclear weapons towards the recognition by a number of States that the catastrophic and irremediable consequences of the use of nuclear weapons require decisive action to outlaw and eliminate them.
The nature and scope of the medical, environmental, and humanitarian disaster that would result from any use of nuclear weapons was examined in detail at the Oslo conference on the Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons in March 2013, and will be the subject of a follow-up conference this February in Mexico.
We know, from the tragic experiences of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, that even a single nuclear weapon exploded over a city can kill tens of thousands of people in an instant and leave tens of thousands more with untreatable blast, burn, and radiation injuries. More recently, we have learned that a limited, regional nuclear war involving 100 Hiroshima-sized weapons—a fraction of current global arsenals—would disrupt the Earth’s climate and curtail agricultural production so severely that more than a billion people would be at risk of starvation from the resulting “nuclear famine.” A conflict employing the large arsenals of the US and Russia—which cannot be ruled out as long as the weapons exist—would threaten the very existence of everyone on Earth.
The continued possession of over 17200 nuclear weapons by nine countries, together with large amounts of fissile material with attendant proliferation risks, poses a real danger to the existence of humankind. The use of nuclear weapons by design or accident and by possessor states or nonstate actors threatens all of us.
The dangers that we face from nuclear weapons—and the humanitarian imperative to outlaw and eliminate them—have become a major focus of several official and unofficial gatherings of States in the past year, including preparatory meetings for the 2015 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference, the meetings of the Open-Ended Working Group on nuclear disarmament, and the High-Level Meeting on Nuclear Disarmament at the UN General Assembly on September 26. We urge those States to take the next step and to initiate a process for a treaty that will ban nuclear weapons and, ultimately, abolish them before they abolish us.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said “there are no right hands for the wrong weapons.” This new humanitarian-based initiative to remove the most abhorrent weapons ever created from everyone’s hands, which is now supported by a growing number of States and by civil society, offers a pathway to a nuclear-weapons-free world that is inspiring, hopeful, and practical. We give this initiative our full endorsement.
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
President De Klerk
American Friends Service Committee
Mairead Corrigan Maguire
His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama
Prof. Muhammad Yunus
Dr. Shirin Ebadi
Pugwash Conferences
President Walesa
International Peace Bureau
Jody Williams
We deeply regret that our fellow Nobel Peace Laureate Liu Xiaobo cannot be here with us in Warsaw, Poland to celebrate human solidarity and peace. This distinguished writer and professor is a prisoner of conscience incarcerated in Jinzhou, Liaoning, China.
We respectfully call upon the government of China to release our fellow Nobel Peace Laureate Lui Xiaobo. He, like us, is an advocate for nonviolence, debate and dialogue. He has called for progress in democracy and citizen participation in governance. These are benefits not threats to any society.
China is a great nation with a growing dynamic economy. In recent years it has uplifted millions of its citizens from material poverty. It is time for China to demonstrate its full confidence in universal human rights and thus freedom of expression.
Human rights are inherent in our humanity; they are universal, not western or eastern. Our commitment to human solidarity compels us to call for the release of all prisoners of conscience everywhere.
We, As Nobel Peace Prize recipients, remind our Chinese friends that freedom of non-violent expression, freedom of speech and conscience, strengthen society and enhance culture, wellbeing, and the quality of life. Freeing our colleague Lui Xiaobo and other prisoners of conscience will be abenefit to China and the world.
President Walesa
Mairead Corrigan Maguire
Amnesty International
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
Shirin Ebadi
International Peace Bureau/ Colin Archer
Betty Williams
His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama
Jody Williams
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1972: Norman Macrae starts up Entrepreneurial Revolution debates in The Economist. Will we the peoples be in time to change 20th C largest system designs and make 2010s worldwide youth's most productive time? or will we go global in a way that ends sustainability of ever more villages/communities? Drayton was inspired by this genre to coin social entrepreneur in 1978 ,,continue the futures debate here
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