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What is the culture of peace?

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The culture of peace is a concept that refers to a set of values, attitudes, behaviors and practices that aim to promote peace, non-violence, dialogue and cooperation between individuals, groups and societies. This culture seeks to resolve conflicts peacefully, valuing diversity, equality, solidarity and social justice. The idea of ​​a culture of peace emerged in the 1990s, after the Cold War, as a response to armed conflicts and violence around the world.

A culture of peace it can be promoted in different areas of society, such as education, communication, arts, sport, religion, politics and economics. In education, for example, the culture of peace it can be worked on through pedagogical practices that encourage dialogue, conflict resolution, tolerance and respect for differences. In communication, the culture of peace it can be promoted through more responsible media, which avoids the dissemination of hate speech and the promotion of violence.

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A culture of peace It is a complex and ongoing challenge, which requires the active and conscious participation of all individuals and institutions. It is important to highlight that the culture of peace does not mean the absence of conflicts, but rather the search for peaceful and fair solutions to them. In addition culture of peace It is not an isolated process, but rather an ongoing commitment to promoting human rights, citizenship and human dignity in all spheres of life.

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