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Peace Is the Most Unpopular Word

Noam Shuster

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Event: Geneva Peace Talks 2013
Location: Palais des Nations
Date: 20/09/2013

Noam is a peacebuilder in Israel. She told us about the creative strategies she uses to promote peace in marginalized communities in her country.

Tags: Conflict,  Dialogue,  Dream,  Israel,  Peace,  Peacebuilding,  Positive Change,  Respect,  Rwanda,  Trust, 

Noam Shuster

Communications Officer of Base for Discussion

Noam Shuster is a peacebuilder and Communications Officer of the Interpeace initiative in Israel, Base for Discussion (B4D). She is the recipient of the Davis Peace Award for her peacebuilding work. Growing up in the only community in Israel where Israelis and Palestinians choose to live together in equality and respect, she now engages marginalized groups who are excluded in the peace process.

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