rePEACE

22/04/2023

Let's all remember rePEACE stands for peace, equality, love, and justice.

Here is a clip of one of my favorite songs from the movie Chhichhore, a movie about the value of friendship and not giving up.

Have a great week!

Movie: Chhichhore
Song Title: KHAIRIYAT
Released: 2019
Artist: Arijit Singh
Genre: Indian Film Pop
Listen on YouTube at : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoNb6HuNmU0

English translation can be found here https://lyricsraag.com/khairiyat-translation-chhichhore-arijit-singh/

19/04/2023

Cheers to the spring season!

Have a relaxed week and listen to the Beatles "Here Comes the Sun" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKLV8GCrveQ

About
Album: Abbey Road
Released: 1969
Artist: The Beatles
Genres: Pop rock, Folk-pop, Rock, Folk

You can also check out Daniel Ayisi on Facebook for his song on peace!

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08/03/2023

There is a phrase that used to be said to girls or women: "Calladita te ves más bonita" ("You look prettier when you're quiet"). This saying is often addressed and challenged thorugh the signs used in feminist demonstrations. They might read "Calladita no me veo más bonita" ("I don't look prettier when I'm quiet") or simply "Calladita no me veo" ("I remain unseen when I'm quiet").
This picture was taken in last year's demonstration for International Women's Day in Mexico City.

08/03/2023

In Italy, mimosa flowers are the icon of Women’s Day. This plant became a symbol of the International Women’s Day on March 8, 1946 when Teresa Mattei, Teresa Noce and Rita Montagnana, members of the Italian Women’s Union (UDI), were looking for a flower to celebrate the first Women’s Day after the end of World War II. They chose the mimosa because it was one of the first flowers to bloom in early March and had the advantage of growing spontaneously in the fields. This yellow and soft flower celebrates and symbolizes the achievements of women, who first had the right to vote on March 10, 1946.
Special thanks to for sharing!

08/03/2023

In Italy, mimosa flowers are the icon of Women’s Day. This plant became a symbol of the International Women’s Day on March 8, 1946 when Teresa Mattei, Teresa Noce and Rita Montagnana, members of the Italian Women’s Union (UDI), were looking for a flower to celebrate the first Women’s Day after the end of World War II. They chose the mimosa because it was one of the first flowers to bloom in early March and had the advantage of growing spontaneously in the fields. This yellow and soft flower celebrates and symbolizes the achievements of women, who first had the right to vote on March 10, 1946.

Special thanks to Chiara Ruggeri for sharing!

08/03/2023

07/03/2023

Let us remember this quote by the feminist writer Audre Lorde

21/02/2023

We are looking for new members to join our team! Check out the available positions in the images above.

13/02/2023

International Women’s Day is coming up!
What does this date mean to you? What does it look like in your country? Let us know through the email account in the image or using this link:
https://forms.gle/q5ycyeZcrhBye3cX8

02/02/2023

We are pleased to announce the winners of the Express Your Peace competition.

Agnes Andersson for the poem titled Peace,

Elina Kukkonen for the piece titled Messengers, and

Henriette Sommervik Tjersland for the poem titled Let’s drop bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!🥳🥳🎉🎊

01/02/2023

Join us today at Studentsamfunnet Driv by 18:00 for our Express Your Peace Night!

27/01/2023

Dear friends,

The deadline is here, but you can still submit it.

Our question: What does peace mean to you? Represent your answer in your submission.

SUBMISSION: We are accepting four major formats of submission for this event.

1. VIDEO CATEGORY: We accept short films or free-form videos with a maximum of 5 minutes. Entries may be submitted in English or any other language, but subtitles for other languages must be provided.
2. WRITTEN CATEGORY: Original poems (no more than 500 words) and articles highlighting the subject matter (no more than 1500 words) will be accepted.
3. VISUAL CATEGORY: Original photos with commentary of no more than 100 words will be accepted for submission.
4. AUDIO CATEGORY: We accept voice recordings and original compositions (maximum of 3 minutes).

PRIZE: The respective winners would be presented with a monetary gift of NOK 1000 and a certificate of recognition. Notable entries and winners in each category would be featured in our magazine and invited to perform during any of our grand celebrations.

WINNERS: The Video and Audio category winners would be determined by a combination of judges' ratings and public voting, while other entries would be determined solely by judges' evaluation.

HOW TO SUBMIT: To submit your entries, you must scan the QR code or click the link below and fill in the form.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: The deadline for submission is the 27th of January 2023.

Scan the QR code or click on the link below for more information

https://forms.gle/YDriBY6buvv9DzhQ7

We hope to receive your submission 🙂