The Ning-based site iPeace continues to grow. Thanks to Hannahla for alerting me to it. Have other members of the Posse joined?

Interestingly, it appears to be using Apple’s me.com as host: http://www.ipeace.me/ (the image’s hot, too).

Many sites are promoting the International Day of Peace 21 September 2008. Here’s a non-exhaustive list:

• The Kansas City branch of American Friends Service Committee (which committee works tirelessly for peace, all the time);
• Teach Peace;
• Peace one Day;
• The Ning group iPeace;
• BILLION BELLS FOR PEACE One World, One Dream, Ringing in Unity!;
• International World Peace Rose Gardens;
• A Facebook group;
• University of Western Australia;
• Activist Resouce;
• The art movement, as represented by A Peace of…;
• Language Instructors for Newcomers to Canada resource page;
• Colorado Refugee ESL Home Tutors has a post;
• Ruth Fishel at Serenity Quest;
• Community of Christ
• Department of Multicultural Education of Palm Beach (FL, US) County School District;
• Current.com has a story with lots of comments and Abbym0308 dropped a comment on a news story about Jude Law’s peace mission in Afghanistan;
• Universal Life Tools post;
• The 2020 Vision Campaign may be posting something soon;

Find out what is happening in your neighborhood, too.

Yo, folks. Anyone able to translate Italian? I came across this site and it looked sort of promising.

Check out the Blogswarm against the Iraq War.

I posted about politics, dead bodies, and counting in “Dead bodies can’t count” on my personal blog.