Contact: Rivera Sun: rivera@paceebene.org

Sept 2, 2025

Over 5,300+ Actions Planned from Sept 21-Oct 2 to ‘End War, Poverty, Racism and Environmental Destruction’ as part of Campaign Nonviolence

Nationwide – Between September 21 and October 2, 2025, tens of thousands of people will participate in over 5,300+ nonviolent actions to protest violence, war, poverty, racism and environmental destruction as part of the 12^th annual Campaign Nonviolence Action Days.

Stretching between the International Day of Peace (Sept 21) to the International Day of Nonviolence (Oct 2), the annual effort rallies numerous national, international, and local groups to ‘build a culture of peace and active nonviolence, free from war, poverty, racism, and environmental destruction’.

Amidst concerns about gun violence, mass shootings, political violence, climate crisis, rising authoritarianism, war and genocide, Campaign Nonviolence brings people together in solidarity to work for an end to violence in all its forms. Local groups work to dismantle direct, structural, and systemic forms of violence using the tools of active nonviolence. Each group takes action on a different aspect of the broad vision, addressing issues such as immigration, discrimination, environmental destruction, health, poverty and more.

Campaign Nonviolence organizers affirm and advance the many viable nonviolent alternatives that exist, such as community safety teams, conflict resolution skills, peacebuilding, demilitarization, racial justice, restorative practices, self care, sustainability, renewable energy, living wages, civil resistance, and much more.

For 2025, people are invited to join the theme of “practicing nonviolence toward self, others, world, and earth”. The campaign calls for a range of nonviolent actions, including self care and wellness (self), community safety teams and violence de-escalation trainings (others), protests and visibility actions (world), and divestment from fossil fuels and weapons (earth). Two additional calls invite people to bring anti-militarism and anti-war leaflets to International Day of Peace events and to hold nonviolence teach-ins on Oct 2, the International Day of Nonviolence.

Collaborating organizations include: Sandy Hook Promise, Nonviolent Peaceforce, 350.org USA/Make Billionaires Pay, Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, SunDay, Cure Violence, World BEYOND War, International Cities of Peace, ICAN, DC Peace Team, Backbone Campaign, Global Silent Minute, World Cleanup Day, Unity Earth, Jared’s Heart of Success, Nonviolent Cities Project, Catholic Nonviolence Days of Action, We the World, L.O.V.E. Is the Answer, World Wellness Weekend, Pax Christi International, Pax Christi USA, Catholic Nonviolence Initiative, United Religions Initiative, United4Peace, Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots, Pause the World For Peace, Pathways to Peace, and local Peace Day efforts like Peace Day Philly, Peace Week Delaware, and Arkansas Peace Week; and many more.

The annual action days highlight and uplift events such as:

– Move the Money Divestment Actions w/ 350.org’s Make Billionaires Pay & Draw the Line

– World Wellness Weekend’s thousands of self care and wellness events

– Cleanup actions in over 200 countries with World Cleanup Day

– Hundreds of schools breaking down social isolation and bullying with Start With Hello Week

– International actions to divest banks and governments from nuclear weapons with ICAN

– Dozens of global educational events to #CloseBases with World BEYOND War

– Creative teach-ins using Nonviolent History Coloring Pages in Princeton, NJ

– Pause the World For Peace’s Worldwide Silent Minute & Rally in Times Square, NYC

– A bold, imaginative community action festival called Resist-A-Palooza in Austin, TX

– A citywide pots-and-pans banging protest in Burlington, VT

– We Keep Us Safe – Fostering a Culture of Care gathering in Whatcom, WA

– Intergenerational peace walk in Milwaukee, MI

– A virtual summit and strategy plan for ending fossil fuel proliferation

– Silent vigil for ceasefire in New York City, NY

– Bystander intervention and Islamic Nonviolence training in Istanbul, Syria

– Community violence prevention teach-ins in Lilongwe, Malawi

– Over 100 peace education activities in Tamil Nadu, India

– 100-day mobilization for peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

– Nonviolence and peacebuilding trainings for youth at schools in war zones in Cameroon

Through Campaign Nonviolence, historically separate movements are joining forces to tackle these many forms of violence and to build a more just, peaceful and sustainable world.

Those looking to participate can sign-up on their website here: https://paceebene.org/action-days

Campaign Nonviolence was launched September 2014 with 230 nonviolent actions in every state in the nation. In 2024, over 5000 actions took place across the United States and around the world. It is coordinated by Pace e Bene Nonviolence Service, a 36-year-old nonprofit that promotes nonviolence. More than 5,337 actions and events are planned for 2025 with more expected to be added in the lead-up to Sept 21.

FOR INFORMATION ON THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN, CONTACT RIVERA SUN AT rivera@paceebene.org WEBSITE: www.campaignnonviolence.org.

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Superheroes in the sky.

Heroes soaring super high.

Batman, Superman, they save us from schemes.

But they’re not heroes

Heroes work behind the scenes…

Hi, LOVE, HALLIE family:

This is our once a year request for a financial contribution to LOVE, HALLIE, and I hope you will consider it.

Hallie’s words at age 10 speak loudly to us now, in this uncertain time when we’re all wondering “what can I do to make a positive change? How can I be a hero?”

There are so many challenges and so many opportunities. How do we choose? And what can we do?

LOVE, HALLIE’s mission has always been about inspiring and providing practical tools for young people to find their path to creating change.

Working with an all volunteer team, LOVE, HALLIE continues to take this on in three ways:

ChangeSpace In partnership with Culture Lab LIC, we are creating a safe, physical space that we hope will be replicated around the world where people who want to be change agents can:

Find inspiration

Learn about causes

Engage with others

Build their skills

Amplify their stories

Connect creativity to their changemaking

Carpe Diem We are using Hallie’s story, words, and art to inspire change agents through

• Books
• Video
• In-person Presentations & Performances
• Exhibits

Hallie’s Angels Our youth-led action groups choose the causes they want to address and decide how to address them to make a better world.

Your financial contribution will enable LOVE, HALLIE in 2025 to conduct ChangeSpace programs at Culture Lab, including the 2025 Better World Festival, to support the creation of additional Hallie’s Angels chapters (we’re excited about the one blossoming at P.S. 11 in Queens!), and to find publishing, distributing, broadcasting, creating, presenting partners to continue to share Hallie’s inspiring messages of love, empathy and action. On that last front, we are delighted that all 64 Queens Public Library branches will have Hallie’s book The Earth, illustrated by Casey Conselmo, on their shelves in 2025.

We make a lot happen with a little – every dollar you contribute by clicking https://lovehallie.networkforgood.com/projects/241513-lhf-2024-campaign or by mailing your contribution to LOVE, HALLIE, 41-15 46th Street, 6S, New York, NY, 11104 makes a profound difference!

Thanks to all of you who have volunteered. There are always many roles to be filled –  let us know if you’d like to play!

Here’s the final line of Hallie’s Superheroes poem —

Heroes aren’t about Batman — 

Who’s a hero? I am!

Stay hopeful, keep loving, and “do something special” every day!

Carpe diem and love,

Ted

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Protesters in New York City in September joined thousands of others around the world in urging governments to act on climate change. Credit: Eduardo Munoz/Reuters

The past year has given many of us reason to pause. We are losing in a race to prevent planetary tipping points — the climate is changing faster than expected, and humanity has already breached six of the nine sustainable planetary boundaries (for biodiversity loss; climate, freshwater and land-system change; biogeochemical flows; and novel entities)¹. Summer Antarctic sea ice shrank to its lowest recorded extent in 2023 (see go.nature.com/4f86req), a year that is on track to be the warmest on record (see go.nature.com/4f9ykdj).

People around the world recognize that life is not getting any better. As wars rage, runaway inequality and political polarization are eroding societies’ sense of cohesion. Eight individuals owned more than the poorest 50% of the world’s population, according to an Oxfam report in 2017². Levels of anxiety, depression and burnout are rocketing. Full-time employees are unable to pay rent and must turn to extra part-time work to make ends meet, while employers cut staff and increase workloads.

Crises are now normal in this global economic system that depletes natural and social capital, energy and time in the name of economic growth at all costs.

But, looking to 2024, I’m hopeful that the world can turn in a better direction. For example, a meeting I attended in May on sustainable prosperity particularly buoyed my spirits — and, in my view, signalled a tipping point in thinking and governance. The Beyond Growth conference at the European Parliament attracted more than 2,500 participants in person, as well as 2,000 online. It was sponsored by the European Commission and the Club of Rome (a non-profit organization fostering research and action around pressing global issues).

In a stirring opening address, Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, said that governments must stop misusing growth of gross domestic product (GDP) as their goal and instead move swiftly and urgently to sustainable well-being within planetary boundaries. She got a standing ovation. Agata Meysner, the young leader of Generation Climate Europe, a coalition of climate and environmental networks across the bloc, concluded the event with a call to join the “movement of movements” to create a new economy based on sustainable prosperity, justice and sufficiency. Everyone rose to their feet.

And an increasing number of organizations and movements dedicated to overcoming our addiction to GDP growth are working together to do just that, including through networks such the Wellbeing Economy Alliance (which also supported the conference). The pursuit of GDP growth at all costs is an outdated paradigm that claims that all people want is more income and consumption with no limits. It assumes that the market economy can grow forever, that massive inequality is justified to provide incentives to promote growth, and that efforts to address climate and other environmental and social problems must not interfere with growth. It supposes that growth is the solution to all ills. It isn’t.

As the European conference emphasized, GDP was never designed to measure societal well-being — only market production and consumption. GDP says nothing about the distribution of income, unpaid work or damages to natural or social capital. The misuse of GDP as a policy goal is driving societies towards an unsustainable future that benefits an increasingly small proportion of the population while impoverishing the vast majority².

Researchers must help to provide alternatives. Here’s how.

Design better measures of societal well-being

Hundreds of indicators of societal well-being are already in use, including by the United Nations, the World Bank, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), non-governmental organizations, countries and academics. Examples include the Genuine Progress Indicator; the OECD Better Life Index; and annual surveys of life satisfaction³. To become a societal goal used by all, and to displace GDP, the world must settle on a new indicator. Broad consensus is needed on what should be included.

For example, it is not just income that matters, but also the ways in which it is distributed. The costs of environmental and social degradation must be included, as should contributors to well-being that are unconnected to income — such as our relationships and communities, good governance, the ability to participate in decision-making and ecosystem services provided by the natural environment. Several research initiatives are beginning to address these issues (including one I am involved with, called MERGE, which is funded by the European Union).

Model the complex dynamics of the economic system

Interactions between social, economic and natural elements of societal well-being must be better modelled and future projections developed to assess their sustainability. National examples include the EUROGREEN model, which has been applied to France, and the LowGrow model of the Canadian ecological economy.

The Earth4All model of the Club of Rome takes a global perspective. It explores two scenarios towards 2050. The first — known as business as usual, or too little too late — looks at what will happen if the world continues current trends of increasing inequality, climate disruption and decreasing well-being, even as GDP continues to rise. By contrast, the second scenario, called giant leap, shows how investing in five areas — renewable energy, regenerative food, reducing inequality, eliminating poverty and enabling empowerment — could ensure sustainable, prosperous and equitable well-being for humans and the rest of nature.

For example, rather than rewarding the fossil-fuel sector with enormous subsidies to maintain economic growth at the expense of climate and social disruption, new policies would focus on moving away from fossil fuels. At the same time, policies to achieve the other four turnaround areas would be implemented to enable sustainable well-being, regardless of the effects on GDP.

Develop policies to support sustainable well-being

The EU and the Wellbeing Economy Governments (WEGo) group that includes Scotland, New Zealand, Wales, Finland, Canada and Iceland have begun to implement measures of sustainable well-being and policies to achieve them. Researchers need to analyse these plans and offer lessons to help other nations adopt them. What are these policies? There are many versions, but an open letter I signed in May — together with more than 400 leading economists, scientists, policymakers and activists — provides starting points in four areas. These are biocapacity (protecting the planet), fairness (a more equal society), well-being for all (basic services and rights) and active democracy (see ‘Beyond growth policies’ and go.nature.com/47z3v6s).

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Owner, Michael Variale & the Team

Education:      

• ’98 Masters Degree

                   Dowling College, Elementary Education

• ’93 Bachelors Degree

                    SUNY Cortland, History & Secondary Social Studies

• ’89 St. Anthony’s High School

Memberships:   

• Founder, Publisher & CEO         

                          EastEndWeddingsAndEvents

                          Long Island Wedding Event Pros       ​

Overview – Celebrate Life With Us

Michael’s mother always said, “Life is a gift, so go out and celebrate.”  He believes that music sets the event in motion and every song must have a positive emotional impact at the right volume.​

East End Entertainment’s owner is celebrating over 30 years in the business. Our fun tunes continue to make people smile, sing and dance. 

Music Foundation:

Growing up Michael enjoyed a variety of music as part of his daily family life.  Beginning with the radio, moving to records, CDs, and eventually MP3s, he familiarized himself with music from American Standards, Doo-Wop, Motown, Disco, Rock, pop, EDM, and hip-hop.  His goals has always been to provide a sophisticated fun approach to the music that is unique to the event’s host.   

College Start:

It all began in the fall of 1991, when Michael was earning his bachelor’s degree at SUNY Cortland.  Michael practiced being a DJ at a Cortland College bar on Wednesdays, an hour prior to opening. When the regular DJ failed out in January 1992, Michael was offered his first professional opportunity to spin the tunes.  Before each DJ shift, he lugged his milk crate with about 100 CDs, from the top of the hill to downtown Cortland. (Now he has over 100,000 MP3’s on a mini external hard drive).  The elevated, enclosed DJ booth had 2 Sony Discman’s, a basic 2 channel Radio Shack mixer, and a wired microphone.  It was not high tech, but it was Michael’s sanctuary.

In the Hamptons:

During the Summer of 1993, he made his Hamptons debut at Dockers Waterside.  Michael was encouraged by Larry Hoffman, owner of Dockers, to motivate the crowd through music and not over the microphone.  This advice inspired his unique style that is sophisticated and fun. In the mid 90’s, he went on to mix dance classics from the 70’s and 80’s in the Classic Lounge, at the legendary Canoe Place Inn (CPI), in Hampton Bays.  

Today:

Since then East End Entertainment, has steadily expanded to offer a variety of amazing options including: Live DJ combos, musicians, bands, wireless speakers, lighting, photo booths, flat screens and karaoke.  The success of East End Entertainment is the result of an amazingly talented staff, loyal clients, and a network of wonderful event professionals. 

East End Entertainment continues to service the Hamptons, North Fork, Montauk and Shelter Island and the entire tri-state area.  

Celebrate Life With Us

Michael Variale

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11:30am – 11:32am – START THE BROADCAST- (Title Card) Opening video Good News Corporation and Unify/WE the World 1 Video Show Opening

11:33 am – 11:35 am Reverend Paul Sladkus introduces the event to the TV Audience and the crowd in Times Square and Dr. Judy Kuriansky and Russell Daisey

11:36 am- 11:42 am Dr. Judy Kuriansky and Russell Daisey speak for one minute say let’s go to the video Towers of Light ONE VIDEO TOWERS OF LIGHT Done (3:33)

11:43 am – 11:44 am – Paul thanks Dr. Judy and Russell Daisey and introduces Chip Shelton PeaceTime Ensemble, Jazz Music (Just back from a Kennedy Center Perfomance)

11:45 am – 11:51 am – Chip Shelton PeaceTime Ensemble, Jazz Music ONE TRACK Done (5:12)

11:52am-11:54 am – Paul thanks Chip and introduces Michael Fitzpatrick (World Renown & Dalai Lama Opening Performer 23 years). Paul announces that at 12 Noon we RING THE PEACE BELLS AND RINGO STARR VIRTUALLY SPEAKS FOR THE MINUTE OF PEACE

11:55 am- 12:00 pm Michael Fitzpatrick LIVE PERFORMANCE of Invocation of the Earth

FOWPAL BELL RINGING 12 pm Dr. Hong, Mayor Adams, Pastor Monrose, Governor Houchul, Chancellor Banks, Borough President Manhattan Mark Levine, City Council Gale Brewer TBD Miranda, Paul, Sponsors

12 pm – 12:01 pm Virtual Ringo Starr, ONE VIDEO Done (0:40)

12:02 pm – 12:07 pm My name is Reverend Paul Sladkus from Good News Corporation; my name is Miranda Clendening from UNIFY we Thank you Ringo for the Minute of Silence for Peace request and Let’s Pray that the 12 noon Minute becomes a Peaceful Minute Forever.

ADDRESS THE CROWD: Mayor Adams, Pastor Monrose, Governor Houchul, Chancellor Banks, Borough President Manhattan Mark Levine, City Council Gale Brewer. Hello’s TBD

Thank you FOWPAL, for ringing your Peace Bell today and around the world for many years. The Bell represents our Heroes Thank You at 7pm every night during COVID. FOWPAL SAYS HELLO, Dr. Hong for two minutes Live Speaking

Paul: International Day of Peace, 11 Days of Global Unity, UNIFY. This is a TV SHOW with over 60 Virtual Video Peace Messages and and LIVE ORIGINAL SONGS Peace Performers in Times Square Stage and Screen till 4:30pm.

12:08 pm – 12:13 pm Let’s here now from some of the UN Peace Messengers Michael Douglas, Dr. Jane Goodall, Leonardo DiCaprio and some youth from our next generation McKenzi Brooke & Reif Harrison and Chuckie Armstrong II ONE VIDEO WITH EVERYONE 6.30 Live Performance McKenzi Brooke & Reif Harrison One Audio Track TBD Done (6:27) LIVE PERFORMANCE with TRACK TBD

12:14 pm – 12:16 pm Paul We would like to thank our Donors Heal Our World, Music 4 Climate Justice, Luvien: The Guardian Collective, Brian Lo, Alpha Coin/Alpha World, United Space, Brandon, Sarabeth, Playa Betty Restaurant, 5 Star Diamond Award, ALL who have helped to make this event possible. This event is also a benefit for an Interfaith Outreach with the Ukrainian St. Voldymiere Church and The Actors Temple/UJA Ukrainian Relief, we.net, UNIFY, Salvation Army

12:17pm – 12:25 pm Paul Introduce Dame Munni talk one minute then
Katya Grineva LIVE PERFORMANCE Done (10:49)

12:26 pm – 12:27 pm Paul thanks Katya and Introduces Michele Bongiovanni Heal Our World and Music 4 Climate Justice

12:28 pm – 12: 32 pm Heal Our World, Michele speaks then asks for the video ONE VIDEO Done (2:38)

12:33 pm – 12:36 pm Michele Bongiovanni introduces Music 4 Climate Justice then asks for ONE VIDEO Done (3:42)

12:37pm – 12:47 pm Michele introduces AY Young (Founder of Battery Tour and UN Young Global Leader) Done 2 Videos Project 17 n WCCTW (3:00 n 6:20)

12:48 pm – 12:58 pm Michele introduces Guardians of the Forest ONE VIDEO Done (3:46)

12:59 pm – 1:03 pm Paul thanks Michele, AY Young and Guardians of the Forest and Paul reads We would like to thank our Donors Heal Our World, Music 4 Climate Justice, Luvian: The Guardian Collective, Brian Lo, Alpha Coin/Alpha World, United Space, Brandon, Sarabeth, Playa Betty Restaurant, ALL who have helped to make this event possible. This event is also a benefit for an Interfaith Outreach with the Ukrainian St. Voldymiere Church and The Actors Temple/UJA Ukrainian Relief, we.net, UNIFY, Salvation Army Paul introduces David Lynch Foundation, Harlem Globetrotters and Dr. Mahmet Oz

1:04 pm – 1:06 pm David Lynch Foundation, Harlem Globetrotters and Dr. Mahmet Oz ONE VIDEO WITH ALL THREE Done (1:48)

1:07 pm – 1:08 pm Paul Introduces Brian Lo & B. Lansky

1:09 pm – 1:19 pm B. Lansky Live Speaking 1 SONGS TO TRACK Done (2:32)

1:20 pm – 1:22 pm Paul thanks B. Lansky and introduces Paul McCartney

1:23 pm – 1:24 pm Paul McCartney ONE VIDEO Done (0:58)

1:25 pm – 1:27 pm Paul thanks Paul McCartney and Peace One Day and introduces Al Smith

1:28 pm – 1:35 pm Al Smith LIVE PERFOMANCE

1:36 pm – 1:38 pm Paul thanks Al and introduces our Water Segment and Pete Seeger, Sharon Benson Water Not Weapons, Johnathan Granoff and the New York Friends of Clearwater Donna Stein, Ken Gale WBAI Guests SUBMERGE

1:39 pm – 1:43 pm Pete Seeger & Sharon Benson ONE VIDEO Done (2:53)

1:44 pm – 1:47 pm New York Friends of Clearwater Donna Stein, Ken Gale WBAI Guests LIVE Performance

1:48 pm – 1:51 pm Johnathan Granoff, Global Security Institute
NUCLEAR LIVE Performance

1:52 pm – 1:53 pm Paul thanks Pete Seeger, Sharon Benson, Johnathan Granoff, Friends of Clearwater and introduces Reid Stowe, thanks Joel Bluestein

1:54 pm – 1:57 pm Reid Stowe, LIVE Performance

1:58 pm – 1:59 pm Paul thanks Reid and introduces Montauk Film Festival/Water, Ann and

2:00 pm – 2:05 pm Montauk Film Festival/Water ONE VIDEO Done (3:26)

2:06 pm – 2:08 pm Paul thanks Montauk Film Festival introduces Robert Forenza Hugg a Planet & HAPPY PEOPLE HAPPY PLANET SONG

2:09 pm – 2:20 pm Robert Forenza Hugg a Planet & HAPPY PEOPLE HAPPY PLANET SONG ONE TRACK Done (5:01)

2: 21 pm – 2:22 pm Paul Thanks Robert and introduces Barat Foundation

2:23 pm – 2: 26 pm Barat Foundation – Choundri LIVE Performance

2: 28 pm – 2:29 pm Paul Thanks Barat Foundation and introduces Peace Lights

2:30 pm – 2:33 pm Peace Lights Peter Rogina ONE VIDEO OF LIGHTS Done (3:00)

2:34 pm – 2:36 pm Paul thanks Peter, Shout out to Lady Liberty and introduces Indiggo Twins

2:37 pm – 2:45 pm Indiggo Twins LIVE PERFORMANCE WITH PIANO AND GUITAR FOR TWO SONGS, ONE TRACK FOR DANCING AFTER TWO SONGS

2:46 pm – 2:48 pm Paul thanks Indigogo Twins. Introduces Sponsors/Benefits and Luvien: The Guardian Collective Shelby Stone and Shout Out to Irina Kopanytsia Activist from the Ukraine and Entertainer Doug Hardin

2:49 pm – 2:56 pm Luvien: The Guardian Collective Shelby Stone and Shout Out to Irina Kopanytsia Activist from the Ukraine and Entertainer Doug Hardin Done (3:46)

2:57 pm – 2:58 pm Paul thanks Luvian and introduces Oprah, Dr. Deepak Chopra and Stevie Wonder

2:59 pm – 3: 01 pm – Oprah, Dr. Deepak Chopra and Stevie Wonder ONE VIDEO Done (1:04)

3:02 pm – 3:04 pm Paul Thanks Oprah and Stevie Wonder and introduces Majid

3:05 pm – 3: 10 pm Majid ONE TRACK LIVE PERFORMANCE

3:11 pm – 3:13 pm Paul thanks Majid and introduces Michele DellaFeve Amazing Grace and Nahoku Dancing

3:14 pm – 3:20 pm – Michele DellaFeve Amazing Grace and Nahoku Dancing ONE MUSIC TRACK AMAZING GRACE

3:21 pm – 3:23 pm – Paul thanks Michele DellaFeve Amazing Grace and Nahoku and introduces Operation Warrior Shield

3:24 pm – 3:28 pm Operation Warrior Shield Errol Rappaport LIVE PERFORMANCE

3:29 pm- 3:31 pm – Paul Thanks Operation Warrior Shield and introduces Peace Peddler

3:32 pm – 3:37 pm Peace Peddler LIVE PERFORMANCE

3:38 pm – 3:45 pm Paul thanks Peace Peddler and introduces Woodstock Forever and Heidi Little

3:46 pm – 3:51 pm Woodstock Forever and Heidi Little ONE VIDEO WOODSTOCK ONE TRACK HEIDI FIX

3:52 pm – 3:53 pm Live Performance Major A Cappella (NO Track) (Stop the Violence Song)

3:54 pm – 3:58 pm Paul thanks Richie Havens and Heidi and introduces Georgia Fumanti also gives a Shout Out to the Vigil for the International Day of Peace and Ecology for 20 Years, Reverend Susanna Bastiricca, James Cannings and also mention May Peace Prevail on Earth Peace Poles, Reverend Debra Muldow, Monica Willard This is our 20th Anniversary, YAY

3:59 pm – 4:09 pm Georgia Fumanti, performs 3 Songs ONE AUDIO TRACK Done (9:52)

4:10 pm – 4:12 pm Paul Thanks Georgia and introduces Cheyenne performing for the first time her new song New York then we go Virtually to the UN Shakira speaking and performing Imagine and then close the show with Cheyanne performing What the World Needs Now

4:13 pm – 4:18 pm Cheyenne NYC ONE TRACK LIVE PERFORMANCE Paul Thanks Cheyenne and introduces Shakira

4:19 pm – 4:25 pm Shakira ONE VIDEO Done (3:56)

4:26 pm – 4:28 pm Dionne Warwick What is Love? ONE VIDEO Done (1:12)

4:29 pm – 4: 33 pm What the World Needs Now – LIVE PERFORMANCE ONE TRACK… everyone sings….
4:34 pm – 4:36 pm Paul Thanks Everyone, Miranda Thanks Unify Audience n Everyone. NOTE: Leave Broadcast Up for Montage at the End, Hold on the Stage Final Shots, Shoot the Crowds…End.

Talent Bios
Michele Bongiovanni is the CEO and Founder of social impact company, HealRWorld, and their non-profit Music4ClimateJustice, global platform. Michele has been awarded a Peace Pole from the World Peace Prayer Society for her work with HealRWorld to support equity, inclusion and direct fairly priced capital to small businesses globally that are trying to make this world a better place. She has been a featured speaker for the United Nations, World Bank and is a Founder of the United Nations Micro, Small, Medium Size Entrepreneurs Day.

She is passionate about healing the world and believes that every drop of kindness creates a ripple effect that can make the world a better place. Come be a part of the HealRWorld community where your everyday spend can be a vote for the world you wish to see.

Go to HealRWorld.com/Join to learn more.

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Best OM is HOME.

Best AGE is COURAGE.

Best MILE is SMILE.

Best STAND is UNDERSTAND.

Best END is FRIEND.

And

The Best DAY is TODAY…

GOOD MORNING

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