Via Villanova 31, 31 Villanova Str.
Naples
Italy
- Human rights
Peace Workers Campania (“Operatori di Pace – Campania”) is devoted to the mission of promoting peace, human rights and nonviolence at any level of social life, either as a general environment for peace and justice and as a methodological acquaintance in order to work for positive peace, as in Johan Galtung’s theoretical and practical approach, and for nonviolent trend to solve conflict (conflict transformation as constructive transformation). Its general objective is to promote an environment, with special regard to young generations, of positive peace and human rights, and the specific objective is to run the idea and the practice of a real Civilian Peace Corp according with the European Union frame for ECPC (European Civilian Peace Corps) and to the original inspiration by European Parliamentarians Alexander Langer and Ernest Gulcher, in all their tasks (interposition, mediation, escorting, communication, education) either on local and international situations
01) Educational Programs in the field of “Open Schools” and inside regional and national programs with schools of any level based on the core-projects: “Violated Freedoms and Rights in Emergency and Conflict Situations”, “Peace Calendar”, “Atlas of Conflicts and Forgotten Wars”
02) International Solidarity and Social-Cultural Promotion Project “S.A.R.A” (“Social and Anthropological Roma-focused Action-research”) related to inter-cultural educational project for Socio-cultural and Anthropological Action, and Vocational Project for Not-to-Profit Operators “A.C.H.I.E.V.E” (“Alternative Conflict Handling to Inhibit Emergencies and Volunteering Empower”)
03) Action Researches for Peace Interventions in Conflict and Post-Conflict Areas like: “Peace Caravans in the Balkans” (Carovana di Pace nei Balcani) in Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia (2009), “Roma Kings” (I Re dei Rom) through Belgrade, K. Mitrovica (Serbia), Bucarest, Sibiu (Romania), Chisinau, Talmaza, Soroca (Moldova) (2010) and “Bosnia-Hercegovina: Faces and Stories” (Bosnia-Erzegovina: i Volti, le Storie) in Sarajevo, Mostar, Prijedor (2011) plus “Civilian Peace Corps Project in Kosovo” (2011-2012)