“When I grow up...
the World will be a better place because of me and my choices; we are here to do good things.” - Ranier, Age 10
This project came about from a clear vision of the Children in our World being wise and having important messages to share. It is our desire to support them in having an avenue of expression.
We know our Children will grow up to be wise leaders, teachers, healers and more. At the same time, we believe they possess so much innate knowledge of love, peace, understanding, sharing, friendship and care for all creation.
This project both allows this truth to come forward now through our Children and it also can be a means for us all to remember the truth from which we came. We are all members of the Human family.
The children say it so well, “Let’s walk together.” Katie, Age 11.
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When did we start?
August 6, 2006
International Day of Forgiveness.
Why did we start?
To give Children a Voice and to honor their creativity and wisdom.
Are you International?
Yes, our first International Chapter started in Istanbul, Turkey, September 2006.
Can anyone participate in this project?
Yes, just contact us and let’s work together.
What are our goals?
To have girls and boys make Peace Flags with their messages and to hang the Flags around the World.
Why?
So we create the World we all know is possible and never forget the beauty and truth that we all came from.
PFBK Nominated
for the Gandhi
Non- Violence Awards San Diego 2007
The Gandhi Nonviolence Awards are designed to honor San Diego County individuals and organizations that promote, inspire or help build a culture of peacemakers and make San Diego a more peaceful and harmonious community for all.
TKF began its annual Gandhi Nonviolence Award program in 1998 with the appearance of Dr. Arun & Sunanda Gandhi as keynote speakers at the first "Island of Nonviolence" benefit event. The award is named in honor of Arun’s grandfather - India’s great spiritual leader Mahatma Gandhi who died in 1948.
The Gandhi Awards will be given out during a special awards ceremony on October 6, 2007. (www.tkf.org)
Marcella, age 11, speaking in Spanish.
“Apologizing helps bring the world peace.”
Nadia, Age 10
“We can’t do this alone.”
Katie, Age 11
“Rock on world and you.”
Lucky, Age 9
“Dale una mano a tu amigo.”
Valerie, Age 8
“Leadership is about Love; one small thing can make a person smile.”
Nicole, Age 13
“Respect others and Peace will come.”
Cynthia, Age 13
“Got Peace?”
Alex, Age 12
