Proposals for a Culture of Peace at ALIUP’s IV International Seminar in VenezuelaGlobal Embassy of Activists for Peace

Proposals for a Culture of Peace at ALIUP’s IV International Seminar in Venezuela

With the objective of building a culture of peace through education, the International Alliance of Universities for Peace (ALIUP) continues to develop academic assemblies in various countries for the preparation of collaborative proposals for plans, programs and projects to enrich higher education, this time in Venezuela with the IV International Seminar - Challenges of Higher Education in Human Development and Society.


International Launching of the Communication Educational Program for a Blood Donation CultureGlobal Embassy of Activists for Peace

International Launching of the Communication Educational Program for a Blood Donation Culture

The Global Embassy of Activists for Peace (GEAP) presented the Communicational Educational Program for the formation of a voluntary, altruistic and regular safe blood donation culture “Life is in the Blood” (PEC-VIDA), as a mechanism which ensures the accomplishment of this right.


III International seminar of ALIUP in Argentina promotes teacher training for a culture of peaceGlobal Embassy of Activists for Peace

III International seminar of ALIUP in Argentina promotes teacher training for a culture of peace

The Honorable Chamber of Representatives of Argentina hosted the III International Seminar: Challenges of Higher Education in Human Development and Society, with the subject “Values in the Development of Professional Competitions” promoted by the Global Embassy of Activists for Peace (GEAP) through the International University Alliance for Peace (ALIUP). 


Guatemala admirably concludes the 5th International Blood Drive MarathonGlobal Embassy of Activists for Peace

Guatemala admirably concludes the 5th International Blood Drive Marathon

In Guatemala, during the month of June, the staff of the Global Embassy of Activists for Peace (GEAP), worked in the awareness campaign on the importance of creating a spontaneous, regular and voluntary culture of blood donation. It was possible to reach the participation of approximately 20,000 people after the effort made to establish blood drives.