peace project

snowfall on flags

as some of you may know (and some of you may not), last year i became involved in an incredibly rewarding peace project with some friends. 

here's what it is all about - 

the international day of peace is celebrated on sept. 21st. with that goal date in mind, makers from all over the world created their interpretation(s) of a peace flag and shared it on the blog.

but it isn't just about the goal date - it's about your day-to-day experience.  and anyone can be a contributor.

and it isn't just about flags - it's about anything you want to share to propagate peace, kindness and understanding. we love to see how you express those ideas in your work.

and if you didn't see the work that was produced last year, i encourage you to have a look - it was inspiring and moving.

we would love to have you there in any capacity you are comfortable with - as a maker, a viewer, a writer, a reader - all are welcome and appreciated.

the blog 

- photo by fiona dempster

on the peace/prayer flags project and international peace day

tomorrow is international peace day - 

if you haven't yet, please do click over to the flags project blog to see what people have been sharing... tomorrow is our day to come together to post about the flags we have made - in their many interpretations... 

see their work, read their words, hear their thoughts... 

perhaps adding some of your own along the way -

it's all rather beautiful and moving when you think about it... 

new blog - group project

on march 21st, i posted about international peace day and proposed a peace flag project of our own... 


i was so excited by the response i received that this was born... 


a new blog


one i hope will be interactive and inspiring... 


one i hope will collectively take the ripples we each create and magnify them... 


please come take a look 


& consider participating in whatever way you might like -


sharing your flags at the end,


sharing your flags, writing, art, garden, world in the interim


and contributing to the blog ... 


you are welcome and appreciated... 


thank you for helping me to make this real...