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UCA Schedler Honors College joins Global ‘Partners in Peace’ initiative

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The University of Central Arkansas (UCA) Schedler Honors College has joined the global ‘Partners in Peace’ initiative, which connects institutions to explore peace and conflict resolution. UCA Honors College students will gain insights from Nobel Peace Prize laureates, enhancing their understanding of negotiation and peace-building strategies. This partnership opens doors for networking with global leaders and encourages a broader perspective on modern conflicts. By engaging in this initiative, UCA encourages its students to actively participate in promoting global peace and cooperation.

Central Arkansas activists march for peace, unity, and non-violence in Little Rock

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Central Arkansas witnessed a collective call for a better tomorrow as local activists gathered for a march focused on unity, peace, and non-violence last Saturday. The event in Little Rock saw a diverse group of community members united in their pursuit for positive change, amplifying the voices of those advocating for a more harmonious society devoid of violence. Among the many community stakeholders involved, activists, youth, and civic leaders took part in the event, emphasizing that addressing violence and promoting unity are essential steps in shaping a more prosperous and equitable future for everyone. The march served as a beacon of hope for those who strive for a society where tolerance, inclusivity, and non-violence shape the fabric of community living, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing struggle for social progress in Central Arkansas.

Fayetteville Protestors Rally for Gaza Ceasefire

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The Fayetteville protestors gathered in solidarity for a Gaza ceasefire, demanding an end to the deadly bombings and advocating for justice for Palestinians. Participants marched from the Washington County Courthouse to the University of Arkansas Student Union Mall, brandishing signs and Palestinian flags. Despite global tensions and accusations of anti-semitism, the demonstrators remained hopeful and planned to continue raising their voices for peace in the region. Their calls for an end to the violence in Gaza echoed the broader discourse, highlighting the ongoing need for a resolution and support for a free Palestine.