Sixth Youth Peace Ambassador International (YPA6) - Eubios Ethics ...

of the International Peace Park. If you planted a tree, you can come and see it. All the YPA6
participants can also help plant medicinal herbs that will grow around the trees, now that the Park
has a water sprinkler system. Those who are new may like to also plant a tree.
The outcomes you could help achieve include:
• Strengthening the youth peace ambassador network of young people as a forum for the
exchange of ideas and good practices for effecting social change for peace. ;
• Reducing the suffering from conflicts and violence;
• Broadening aspects of participant life plans from a multicultural perspective;
• Support for specific youth-led projects to be implemented in different countries;
• Expand the integration of security and peace activities into policy making, with special
relevance to young persons;
The programme is especially for youth who have already started to make a difference in their
community to overcoming the challenges for their communities, and persons who are actually
doing things to rebuild communities. If you are one of the people, or would like to become, then
you can join us.
Applications should use the standard form, including full name, address, affiliation, age, and
include a letter of intent (unless previously accepted for a YPA workshop; with a list of past and
current activities) to Email: napat@eubios.info.
The registration fee includes materials, accommodation and meals from 25 th May evening to 2
June, all teaching materials, and transport in large bus from Bangkok to Kaeng Krachan return.
The early bird registration is USD330 (if paid by credit card by 1 April) or else please bring
USD400 (or THB12,000) for registration upon arrival.
For previous trainees of YPA workshops the applicants should have returned their evaluation
forms from previous action plans (including those still current, whether or not the action plan was
completed or not you are still invited). We are also seeking support for a few scholarships to assist
those persons unable to pay the registration fee, but these will be very limited. Participants will be
informed by 26 March, the results of scholarship applications. Do include your justifications and
requirements in the application form.
Faculty and Facilitators include Dr. Darryl Macer, UNU-IAS; and Director, International Centre
for Peace and Development Ethics, Thailand; Prof. Tom Gionis, President, University of Southern
Nations, USA and President, Fullbright Academy of Law, Peace and Public Health, USA; Dr.
Soraj Hongladarom, Director, Center for Ethics of Science and Technology, Chulalongkorn
University; Dr. Krisadawan Hongladarom, Thousand Stars Foundation, Thailand; Dolapo
Fakuade, Nigeria; Prof. Akiko Ishihara, Kumamoto University, Japan; Prof. Taro Mochizuki,
Osaka University, Japan; Dr. Craig Smith, USA; Ms. Ananya Tritipthumrongchok, Thailand; Mr.
Henry Jiang, Canada; Ms. Napat Chaipraditkul, Thailand; Mr. Alin Horj, Romania; Ms. Min
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