MAKE PEACE PROJECT WORLD WIDE

SILICON VALLEY JOINS IN MAKE PEACE PROJECT

Silicone Valley joins in and supports Make Peace Project Las Vegas

Terry Milest
Dec. 2012

Why would a creator and owner of Mac Week, and world TED lecturer on innovative trends, join in and sign the online petition for the LAS VEGAS MAKE PEACE PROJECT?

Micheal Tchong, Founder of MacWeek and Atelier Systems, Atelier developed "Hello", an innovative personal communication manager for the Macintosh, and presently global TED innovation lecturer and president of Social Revolution®,, signed the online petition and endorsed the Make peace project as, "A truly great idea".

Already the 3 month old, MAKE PEACE PROJECT is growing on various social media networks by 2500 followers a week world wide. The Make Peace project has designed a sculpture which stand 60 feet tall and is seeking a "peace park" in Las Vegas. This would be a major cultural shift from, its past history of violence and greed into a world of Peace, livability and dignity for all. To find out more and sign the online petition:

http://tinyurl.com/makepeaceproject

To see how vast the MAKE PEACE PROJECT IS; http://www.makepeaceart.com

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THE PEACE SYMBOL STORY

Thanks to one Gerald Holtom, designer and former World War II conscientious objector, who believed an image to go with the message was necessary, to give everything a bit of a kick. When designed those 50-years-ago, the peace symbol stood for “Ban the Bomb”, the symbol itself having originated as a graphic flag-slang deconstruction of N and D. Nuclear Disarmament. Nuclear Failure. Bombs are bad.

From then until now, the Peace Symbol has always stood beside anyone with a wish for change, a wish for something better. A forever faithful friend of progress, of better times. And though the 60’s have come and gone, fashions have changed, the dynamics of society have changed. The concept the logo stands universally for – promotion of peace and love – will never be dated, never be tacky, and will always be relevant.

MAKE PEACE PROJECT WORLD WIDE

Monday, December 3, 2012

SILICON VALLEY JOINS IN MAKE PEACE PROJECT

Silicone Valley joins in and supports Make Peace Project Las Vegas

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