Learning languages and cultures around the globe key to leading the world to peace 8 Articles

by Virginia Gaces

How the Native Kalinga Maintains Peace In the province of Kalinga one of the provinces in the Cordillera Autonomous Region of Northern Luzon, Philippines, the tribes are bound or beholden to each other by a system call...read more

by Eva Prabhakar

You can leave a typical Asian very distressed when you communicate with your elders on a first name basis. This simple knowledge shows how intertwined language and culture are. We learn our cultural values and norms throug...read more

by Joyce D. Sinclair

Foreign language education is the single catalyst that leads to facilitating a global understanding which leads to peace. The reasons vary widely across the board as to why people study a foreign language. Almost all hig...read more

by Nivarni

Life is full of opportunities and experiences and being able to learn about ourselves and our heritage can be self satisfying and rewarding. Another opportunity that each of us have on this earth is to learn another langua...read more

by Christina Kingdollar

I believe if we learn about other cultures and learn new languages than I think it is a step towards world peace. We should not judge people by what culture they are and what langauge they speak. I think that we need to ta...read more

by Lers Thisayakorn

One of the biggest problems in the world today is communication at all levels. My wife was telling me how bad is the wound in her finger caused by cooking the other day while I thought she was asking me how the food for th...read more

by Beatrice Nkundwa

A Long Journey To Peace is all that a little child needs. The journey to peace starts with a basket bag color blue and red in Belgium of the sixties during the student revolution. This was time to think about theory and p...read more

by Rosemary Redfern

In learning your mother tongue you learn the culture that goes with it. This includes attitudes to other people, humor and traditions. You learn how people in your own culture live. It is a painless, unobserved process....read more