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Professor Valrey Mitrofanenko from Stavropol , Russia helps wrap school #1 in Beslan , Russia with our Banner of Hope, September 1, 2005
The Mother's of Beslan, some of women who lost their children in the school massacre, on the school grounds where the tragedy occurred. They did not retaliate with violence but with peace. We awarded them our Children's Peace Prize sculpture for their courage in the face of unfathomable loss. The women are seated in front of our mile long Banner of Hope that bears the names of children killed in wars from all across the planet.
The Mother's of Beslan are photographed with our documentary filmmakers Bob Fox and Andrew Andersen and our representative in Japan , Koko Tanimoto Kondo.
These two boys are survivors of the massacre. They helped us attach the Banner of Hope to school #1 where many of their classmates were murdered.
Young people help wrap school #1, in Beslan North Ossetia, Russia, where 1200 were taken hostage and 331 murdered on the first day of school September 1, 2004 . Children as The Peacemakers went to Beslan in January 2005 and created the Beslan Banner of Hope, a memorial. We went there again in September 1, 2006 , to wrap the school in a healing Work created by children all over the world.
Professor Mitrofaneko with the amazing young people he gathered in Beslan to help wrap the school. They are wearing tee-shirts with an image of our Banner of Hope
Patricia Montandon, founder of CATP, with Zhanna Tebieva who represents our foundation in Russia and Koko Tanimoto Kondo, our representative in Japan , at school #1 in Beslan , Russia September 2006.
Children as the Peacemakers, is nonprofit, nonpolitical and nonsectarian. We have inspired widespread examples of goodwill, trust, and cooperation and opened vast channels of communication between nations and individuals. Funding comes from other foundations, businesses, special events and individuals.
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