Sharing Peace via Video

Prospects for peace are better today than they have ever been. We live in a time when communication through technology is possible to help create conversations between us and people who we have been told are our enemy. We can now see for ourselves directly that people all around the world have many more similarities then we have differences. We can start working together rather than racing against each other to create jobs, which provide a living wage for families around the globe.  These are basic human rights, to work and to live with dignity. Kerry Kennedy said, “Moral courage means to standing up not just to the government but to your friends and family for what you believe to be right.”  With all of the problems we are facing globally it is easy to stand back and ask, but what can I really do? The answer is simple; anything you do will make a difference. “We must become the change we want to see.” Mahatma Gandhi 

Not only do I believe that Peace is possible, I see it every day. It is where we put our focus that helps expand our understanding, think about everything that you did today, did it result in anyone dying? Did it help or make someone’s life easier? What difference did your actions make? Over 6.8 billion other people also chose actions that did not put anyone else’s life at risk. Globally the overwhelming majority of people consciously chose to create peaceful actions. Only a handful of people did anything violent, or harmful, but because of what is brought to our attention, our focus is usually on the violence rather than the peace that is created daily. What we focus on expands, where is your Focus? 

We invite YOU to create a video to share what Peace means to you and how you are grateful for the Peace that you have in your life.  With and inside a collaboration, to raise awareness of The International Day of Peace and CELEBRATE ‘A DAY OF GRATITUDE & THANKS’, we will share your video with all of our contacts, to focus on all the good being created by people all across the World.

Peace Day (21st September) is to be part of the largest ever gathering of individuals in the name of peace. On this DAY, in 2007 in Afghanistan, through the efforts of Peace One Day, 1.4 million children were immunized for Polio. Since then where Peace Day agreements have led to the vaccination against polio of over 4.5 million children in recent years.. We wish people to be aware of this and the great work of all our partners and individuals work for peace. We will honor the part of humanity that is working towards harmony with others, creating a better world and thank the extraordinary stand billions of people will take this day to allow a peaceful planet to pause and let love and peace grow. This day, we step beyond cultural boundaries, race and religion in partnership - in your homes, schools, communities and our countries and bring peace for one day.

“PEACE will bring not only an END to WAR, but to POVERTY and HUNGER too. Peace in our hearts will find us naturally taking care of our ENVIRONMENT, NATURE, and all our planet's creatures along with the inhabitants we share this gorgeous earth with.” Lynne Hazelden

Another great way to be inspired is to watch our video : http://youtu.be/EXLffphlJA0

We also invite you to mark your stand for Peace by downloading your Free personalized PEACE Certificate. (No email necessary.) http://peaceinourlifetime.org/signup/

Thank YOU so much for taking the time to celebrate the Peace that is created consciously this and every day.
Humbly,
Marcia

Co-Founder of Peace in OUR Lifetime

https://www.facebook.com/PeaceinOURLifetime

Marcia Johnson co-owner of Apex Power & Automation also the co-founder of Peace in OUR Lifetime, in conjunction with Peace Day TV have celebrated Peace day over the past 7 years by hosting a Global Party for Peace where we give thanks for all of the people who make a difference in the world and our lives. These music events, parties & assemblies are web-streamed on over 1000 websites including the United Nations website. As for locations, there are so many, here are ones that have LIVE portions on our broadcasts: UK, Australia, Hong Kong, China, Nepal, India, Spain, Benin, Israel, Afghanistan, Ghana, England, Brazil, New York (U.N. HQ), Canada, Ecuador and locations in the U.S. include Hawaii, Los Angeles, Portland, and Philadelphia to name a few.

 

Cima needs the Support of People Like YOU!

I recently had the opportunity to spend two weeks at Cima. This is an amazing place that helps street kids. We were provided to be able to get to know these boys and the organizers. I will be going back as soon as possible to help out with anything that I can do. I truly loved getting to know the boys and their life stories; they have a permanent place in my heart. I will be back in Cima soon.
Humbly,
Marcia

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 Cima is currently seeking two licensed psychologists are asked to work in our group home "CIMA" located in Cieneguilla, Lima, Peru; Those interested call 479-8201 or send your CV to hola_henry@yahoo.es https://www.facebook.com/cima.peru?fref=ts 
 
For more information please watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rk4D9jzv2sc
 
“Cima is a non-profit organization that provides assistance to boys who live on the streets or find themselves in high-risk situations. CIMA welcomes boys that suffer, have lost hope and have been rejected by their own families. Boys from nine to sixteen years of age are accommodated with the goal of reinstating them in their homes and in society. CIMA tries their best to provide the boys with a home where they can satisfy their basic needs of affection, housing, food, health and education. Projecting values such as teamwork, discipline, commitment and respect is an integral part of life at the CIMA home.

The home is located in Cieneguilla, about 21km from Lima's center. Six dormitory buildings can each house up to 16 boys. On the 12,000sqm areal there are areas for administrative use, classrooms, trade shops, a library, a music hall, a bio-farm, a sports court, a gym, a chapel, gardens, a small animal nursery and other recreational facilities. Multi- disciplinary professionals dedicate their time to supervise, assist and guide the boys.

How you can help CIMA:

• Volunteer: You can work with the boys of CIMA by giving your time to contribute toward the integral formation and the improvement of self-esteem.
• Make a special contribution: These contributions are designated to cover a specific necessity or to finance any of the infrastructure improvement projects
• Make an annual donation: These are made once a year to cover a specific need.
• Become a "godparent". For US$ 100 per month you can be part of the "Padrinos" program and cover the costs for supporting and developing a boy.
• Become a "friend". For US$ 20 per month you can be part of the "Amigos" program and partially cover the support and development of a boy. For further information get in contact with CIMA
• Donate goods: You can also contribute consumable goods, basic products, food, clothes, shoes, books, school supplies, medicines, tools, electrical equipment, computers, etc. Everything is needed and welcome!” Information via http://www.limaeasy.com/social-projects/projects-volunteering-lima/cima

Address	Av. Luis Felipe de Las Casas s/n Km. 21 Lima 40 Cieneguilla, Peru
Website	http://www.hogarcima.org/
Email	cima.peru@facebook.com
Facebook	http://facebook.com/cima.peru

Recientemente tuve la oportunidad de pasar dos semanas en Cima. Este es un lugar increíble que ayuda a niños de la calle. Nos dieron para poder conocer a estos chicos y los organizadores. Me voy a volver tan pronto como sea posible para ayudar con cualquier cosa que yo pueda hacer. Realmente me encantó conocer a los chicos y sus historias de vida, tienen un lugar permanente en el corazón. Voy a estar de vuelta en Cima pronto. Humildemente, Marcia
Cima está buscando actualmente se les pide dos psicólogos con licencia para trabajar en nuestra casa hogar "CIMA", ubicado en Cieneguilla, Lima, Perú; Los interesados llamar al 479-8201 o enviar su CV a hola_henry@yahoo.es
Para obtener más información, por favor ver: https://www.facebook.com/cima.peru?fref=ts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rk4D9jzv2sc
"Cima es una organización sin fines de lucro que brinda asistencia a los niños que viven en la calle o se encuentran en situaciones de alto riesgo. CIMA da la bienvenida a los niños que sufren, han perdido la esperanza y han sido rechazadas por sus propias familias. Niños nueve hasta dieciséis años de edad se alojan con el objetivo de reintegrar en sus hogares y en la sociedad. CIMA se esfuerza todo lo posible para proporcionar a los niños un hogar donde pueden satisfacer sus necesidades básicas de afecto, la vivienda, la alimentación, la salud y la educación. Proyectar valores como el trabajo en equipo, la disciplina, el compromiso y el respeto es una parte integral de la vida en la casa de CIMA.
La casa está ubicada en Cieneguilla, a unos 21 kilometros del centro de Lima. Seis edificios de dormitorios cada uno puede albergar hasta 16 niños. En los 12.000 metros cuadrados areal hay zonas para uso administrativo, aulas, tiendas comerciales, una biblioteca, un salón de música, un bio-granja, una pista polideportiva, gimnasio, capilla, jardines, un pequeño vivero de animales y otras instalaciones recreativas. Profesionales multidisciplinarios dedican su tiempo a supervisar, ayudar y orientar a los chicos.
¿Cómo se puede ayudar a CIMA:

Voluntario: Se puede trabajar con los chicos de CIMA, dando su tiempo para contribuir a la formación integral y la mejora de la autoestima.