The document appears to be notes from a peace conference, containing quotes and reflections from various attendees on topics like building relationships with students, recognizing privilege, and maintaining hope and compassion. Sections include reflections on tools for tolerance shared by attendees, stories from survivors, and words of wisdom around themes like go with the flow, keeping students inspired and helping them develop internal peace.

1. By Colleen, Nancy, and Katrina Our Peace Wall

3. Empowered with hope for the future……

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31. Peace Conference 2010 Logan and Alyn

32. Sierra Leone Logan’s Container

33. Thank you Logan!

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36. Thank you Alyn

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108. Some tools for tolerance that you have shared with us…

109. Michelle …. fortitude and compassion

110. Ruth … “Genuine, heartfelt interaction with students builds positive relationships.”

111. “The survivors’ stories make it so real.” Stephanie …

112. Craig … Go with the flow; if in doubt – use more tape

113. Cheryl … “Keep kids inspired by showing them that they have power.”

114. Andrea … “Our identities are partially created by what we are not.”

115. Sherry … “Recognizing your privilege is a gift.” “Never underestimate the power of a good potluck.”

116. Laura … “Students need to know that you’re there to help them.”

117. Pat … courage and patience

118. Ashley … sense of humour and level-headedness

119. Jen … “It’s not safe to have sex in the water because you could stick together.”

120. Bevan … “The bird of peace will fly again, the bird of peace will fly. Open your heart, release your love and the bird of peace will fly again.”

121. Erin … “We need to know our students well in order to help them develop internal peace.”

122. Jamie … “We need to be genuine in our interactions with students to build genuine relationships.”

123. Gillian … empathy and caring