81. International Committee For The Peace Council: Maguire News mairead corrigan Maguire, 1976 Nobel Peace Prize winner, continues daily vigil outsideWhite House; calls for a ceasefire. My name is mairead corrigan Maguire. http://www.peacecouncil.org/maguirenews.html

Home About the Peace Council Peace Councilors Purpose and Commitments ... News Maguire Protests War in Iraq PEACE COUNCIL UPDATE letter (reproduced at the bottom of this page) asking him to meet with her and other peacemakers. On March 26, the first day of her protest, Maguire was arrested and released (see story below). On March 31 she issued the following statement: PRESS RELEASE: Nobel Peace Laureate Issues an "Apology to the People of Iraq" Mairead Corrigan Maguire, 1976 Nobel Peace Prize winner, continues daily vigil outside White House; calls for a cease-fire Washington, D.C., March 31, 2003 - From her daily vigil outside The White House, Nobel Peace Laureate Mairead Corrigan Maguire called for an immediate cease-fire in the war against Iraq. Maguire is asking for a dialogue between the Bush Administration and the government of Iraq in order to put a halt to the unnecessary deaths of Iraqi civilians and soldiers from both sides. "It is with deep sorrow that I read the reports from Iraq and the ongoing shameful slaughter and destruction of human lifecivilians and soldiers," Maguire stated. "Two missiles from a single American jet killed more than 20 Iraqi civilians. Those killed included a mother and her 3 small children who were incinerated in their car." Maguire said that these deaths reminded her of the violent deaths of her sister, Anne Maguire, and her three children, Joanne (age 8), John (2) and Andrew (six weeks). Their deaths as a result of the violent conflict in Northern Ireland led Maguire to the work for which she won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1976.

82. Interview 2 Vorbilder. Interview mit mairead corrigan Maguire. Wie Betty Williams setzt sichauch mairead corrigan Maguire nach wie vor weltweit für den Frieden ein. http://www.dadalos-d.org/deutsch/Vorbilder/vorbilder/PeacePeople/interview2.htm

Vorbilder Interview mit Mairead Corrigan Maguire Das folgende Interview führten Dawn Engle und Ivan Suvanjieff bei der Whelan Group in New York am 14. August 1995 durch. Wie Betty Williams setzt sich auch Mairead Corrigan Maguire nach wie vor weltweit für den Frieden ein. Im folgenden Interview geht es um ihre Entwicklung, Vorbilder und Aktivitäten, aber auch um die Probleme und Rückschläge beim Eintreten für Gewaltlosigkeit. Q: When you were growing up, who were your heroes, who were your role models? I'm not sure that I have any great heroes as such. My father was very influential in my life and I don't think I had any heroes as such when I was growing up. Q: Do you think it is harder for kids who are growing up today? Do they face more challenges than, say, growing up forty years ago, thirty years ago? Growing up in any generation is hard to do. There are a lot of problems and life is very tough but it gets easier as one gets older. I don't know I think that in some countries young people get it particularly hard - and in other countries, in some ways because young people have more material things - in a sense, life is a bit easier. But really, every human being has to struggle with their inner emotions in finding a sense of identity and a sense of peace themselves - that's an inner struggle that's equal to us all and we all have to come through that.

83. Corrigan-Maguire, Mairéad corriganMaguire, Mairéad, Mairéad corrigan-Maguire, 1977. UPI/Corbis-Bettmann. née MAIRÉAD corrigan (b. Jan. 27, 1944, Belfast, N.Ire.) http://www.britannica.com/nobel/micro/145_96.html

UPI/Corbis-Bettmann Betty Williams , founded the Community of Peace People, also known as the Peace People Organization, a grassroots movement of both Roman Catholic and Protestant citizens dedicated to ending the sectarian strife in Ulster. For their work the two women shared the 1976 Nobel Prize for Peace Corrigan-Maguire was from her youth a member of the Legion of Mary, a lay Catholic welfare organization, and through it she became deeply involved in social work among children and teenagers in various Catholic neighbourhoods of Belfast. She was stirred to act against the growing violence in Northern Ireland after witnessing in August 1976 an incident in which a car being driven by an Irish Republican Army (IRA) terrorist went out of control when the IRA man was shot by British troops; the car struck and killed three children of Corrigan-Maguire's sister. Betty Williams was also a witness. Within days each woman had publicly denounced violence and called for mass opposition to it. Marches of Catholic and Protestant women, numbering in the thousands, were organized, and shortly afterward the Community of Peace People was founded based on the conviction that genuine reconciliation and prevention of future violence were possible primarily through the integration of schools, residential areas, and athletic clubs. The Community published a biweekly paper, Peace by Peace

84. PeaceJam.org -- Máiread Corrigan Maguire Curriculum for. PeaceJam with Máiread corrigan Maguire. Intro. Unit 1 Peacemakers in Training. Chapter 1 Understanding the Concept of Peace. Chapter 2 Compassion Overcoming Differences. Chapter http://www.peacejam.org/maguire/u1c52.html

Laureate List About PeaceJam Contact PeaceJam Home Page Curriculum for Intro Unit 1: Peacemakers in Training Chapter 1 Understanding the Concept of Peace Chapter 2 Chapter 3 What Does It Mean to be a Peacemaker? Chapter 4 Chapter 5 A Case Study of a Struggle For Peace - Northern Ireland Unit 2: Peacemakers in Action Chapter 1 Internships in Peacemaking Chapter 2 Tasks To Prepare for the Weekend Conference < Back to Part One of CHAPTER FIVE: A CASE STUDY OF A STRUGGLE FOR PEACE - NORTHERN IRELAND CHAPTER FIVE: A CASE STUDY OF A STRUGGLE FOR PEACE - NORTHERN IRELAND Part Two Discussion Questions What issues did this letter raise for you? Activity 7: Reflections 1968 - 1976 Ciaran McKeown, one of the founders of the Peace People, was born in 1943 in Londonderry. Prior to the founding of the Peace People, he was a peace activist and a journalist. His book "The Passion of Peace" is an autobiographical approach to the conflict in Northern Ireland. Have students read the following collected statements from Ciaran McKeown's "The Passion of Peace." "1968 was the year of student militancy: in May students had a genuine role in the revolution that weakened De Gaulle in France; they were visible, vocal and brave in Dubcek's Czechoslovakia; in Germany, the Baader-Meinhof impulse was alive. In Northern Ireland, to which I was a weekly commuter, the determined thoughtfulness of the foregoing years was giving way to increasingly dogmatic militancy...

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87. PeaceJam.org -- Jody Williams 2000. Curriculum for PeaceJam with Máiread corrigan Maguire. IntroThe the Weekend Conference. Interview with Máiread corrigan Maguire. http://www.peacejam.org/maguire/

about: peacejam human rights contacting us Home ... Links Related Links Photos of Rigoberta from PeaceJam in Guatemala Rigoberta Menchú Tum and Jody Williams led the first PeaceJam in Guatemala on July 8-9, 2000. Curriculum for PeaceJam Intro: The PeaceJam Youth Dialogue Series Unit 1: Peacemakers in Training Chapter 1 Understanding the Concept of Peace Chapter 2 Chapter 3 What Does It Mean to be a Peacemaker? Chapter 4 Chapter 5 A Case Study of the Struggle For Peace In Northern Ireland Unit 2: Peacemakers in Action Chapter 1 Internships in Peacemaking Chapter 2 Tasks To Prepare for the Weekend Conference Heroines of the Nobel Peace Prize East Timor - the Northern Ireland Connection A New Vision An Open Letter to the IRA A Letter to My Son Luke Peace People site.

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Vorbilder Drei Kinder sterben bei einem Unfall in Belfast 1976. Das Maß ist voll, die Gewalt muss ein Ende finden, zu lange schon leidet Nordirland unter dem Bürgerkrieg, denken sich viele. Betty Williams und Mairead Corrigan handeln. Sie wagen es, in der verfahrenen Situation der "Troubles" einen ersten Schritt zur Versöhnung zu machen. Aus ihrer spontanen Reaktion entsteht eine große Friedensbewegung. Sie werden mit dem Friedensnobelpreis ausgezeichnet. Leben und Werk : Vor dem August 1976 waren die beiden Nobelpreisträgerinnen "normale" berufstätige Frauen in Belfast. Seither arbeiten sie weltweit für den Frieden. Zitate und Reden : Ein Brief und ausführliche Interviews gewähren neben Zitaten und Reden der beiden Friedensnobelpreisträgerinnen interessante Einblicke. Hintergrund : Die "Troubles" in Nordirland bilden den Hintergrund für das Wirken der beiden Frauen. In diesem Abschnitt finden Sie Texte und Chronologien zur Geschichte (Nord)Irlands. Materialien : Neben der Rede bei der Nobelpreisverleihung finden Sie in diesem Abschnitt beispielsweise einen Appell an die Vereinten Nationen, den beide Frauen unterschrieben haben..

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Encyclopedia corrosion corrosion, atmospheric oxidation of metals (see oxidation and reduction ). By far the most important form of corrosion is the rusting of iron . Rusting is essentially a process of oxidation in which iron combines with water and oxygen to form rust, the reddish-brown crust that forms on the surface of the iron. Rust, a chemical compound, is a hydrated ferric oxide Fe O n H O, where n is usually 1 1/2. The chemical mechanism of rusting is not fully known, but is thought to involve oxidation of metallic iron to ferrous ion (Fe ) and reaction of the ferrous ion with oxygen and water to form rust. The reaction is catalyzed by water, acids, and metals (e.g., copper and tin) below iron in the electromotive series The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Corrigan, Mairead corrosive sublimate Print this page Cite this page AD AD AD ADS Link to Fact Monster Add Fact Monster search to your site ... Privacy Brought to you by:

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91. Le Moyne College Academics | Women's Study Program | National Women's History Mo In preparation for the upcoming Berrigan Lecture by Nobel Prize Laureate MaireadCorrigan Maguire, Le Moyne s own Dr. Barbara Blaszak will discuss the http://www.lemoyne.edu/women_studies/womens_mth.htm

National Women's History Month 2003 at Le Moyne College All events free and open to the public For more information about any event, contact 445-4159 or 445-4773. Women's History Month events are co-sponsored by the Diversity Committee, Campus Ministry, the Lecture Committee, the Peace and Global Studies Program, and International House at Le Moyne, and by Amnesty International Silent Witness: An Exhibit to Stop Domestic Violence In tribute to Lee-Anne Scaccia-Cruz March 10 - 15, 8:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Lobby of the W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts As a community, we are all silent witnesses to the issue of domestic violence. The Silent Witness exhibit is a joint initiative of the Junior League of Syracuse and Vera House. It is part of a larger effort consisting of more than 300 exhibits nationwide. The Silent Witness figures represent local victims whose lives were taken by domestic violence. The objectives of this exhibit are to provide information on the issue of domestic violence and its effects on our community and to encourage action to create change. Domestic Violence in Our Community Anne Burlingham Co-Coordinator of the Syracuse Area Domestic Violence Coalition Monday, March 10, 7 p.m.

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