The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Ethics is committed to the promotion of a culture of peace and its foundational values of equality, justice, love, compassion, and mutual respect.
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OUR NATIONAL ELECTION AND THE POWER OF LEADERSHIP

How Healthy Leadership Supports a Culture of Peace & Individual Resilience

The mission of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Ethics

Stephen Sideroff, PhD

Many people in this country have noticed and expressed relief following the January 20th inauguration of President Joe Biden. Expressions such as “I feel lighter”, “I’m more relaxed”, “I slept better”, “A weight has been lifted”, all attest to the impact of the change in leadership. It begins to illustrate the power of leadership, and how leadership can foster a culture of peace and even personal peace, or cause harm, discord, and stress.

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Topics: Coalition Building, Compassion, Peace

The Institute fully stands behind the imperative that “Black Lives Matter”

The institute’s mission and commitment are for the promotion of a culture of peace. A culture of peace is based on love and not hate. This commitment must include values and actions that foster equality, justice, and mutual respect.

We live in an interconnected world in which everyone’s behavior has an impact on others. Read more »

Topics: Coalition Building, Compassion, Peace

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An Open Letter to the Community From The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Ethics

An Open Letter to the Community

Stephen Sideroff, PhD

Dear Friends and Community; Read more »

Topics: Coalition Building, Compassion, Interfaith Dialog, Peace

Peace & The Golden Rule
Peace & The Golden Rule

Peace Walk Unites Los Angeles Area Residents in Survival of the Kindest

September, 2015

Topics: Coalition Building, Compassion, Interfaith Dialog, Peace, Roerich Peace Banner

LOS ANGELES, CA – “Survival of the fittest” assumedly wins the individual battle, but “survival of the kindest” may replace the theory of who wins – through uniting, not dividing.  Unity and compassion are at the forefront of the second annual Peace Walk slated to take place September 20, 2015.   Community members from across Los Angeles and bordering communities will start at the Veterans Park in Granada Hills to begin a one-mile journey together  – celebrating peace, and one another, through unity -- in a month Read more »

Granada Hills Peace Walk

Date: 
Sun, 09/20/2015 - 12:00pm
Brief Description: 
Granada Hills Peace Walk 2015

Topics: Coalition Building, Compassion, Peace

Event Address: 
Granada Hills Vietnam War Memorial
Corner of Chatsworth & Zelzah St
Granada Hills, CA 91344
United States

Come out a walk in Peace to Honor The International Day of Peace 9-21 & 911 Day of Service. This is a non political or religious event. The idea is to have community walk together in community and friendship. We encourage walkers to wear all white if possible. All are welcome, that includes little ones and our furry friends. https://www.google.com/maps/@34.2645575,-118.5231514,3a,75y,280.92h,72.25t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1syH4MP3_7oao5tj3IgwFLWQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

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