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23.01.2022 Measuring peace at the global and national level allows us to assess the social, political and economic factors that create peace. Each year the Institute for Economics & Peace produces the Global Peace Index, the world’s leading measure of national peacefulness, ranking 163 countries according to their levels of peace. The story of how the Institute for Economics & Peace started begins with Steve Killelea, who as a successful technology business man, became "an accidental m...an of peace". It was during his surfing travels in poorer countries troubled with conflict, he became curious which countries were the opposite and the most peaceful. He found no material or report existed, and of the very few quantitative studies of peace, they were in fact studies of conflict. Steve took action and he created the Global Peace Index. Today these indices are used throughout the world, in research, awareness and public policy. Steve talks about Positive Peace and how peace can be achieved through trust. This World Made Good interview was recorded February 2019. Interviewer Irene Ross Copyright 2020 Know My Group A Know My Life Production #CaptureEveryStory Produced with assistance from The Institute for Economics and Peace and Rotary International
20.01.2022 FILM RELEASE: Peace Perspectives short film on COMMUNITY 1 21 September was the International Day of Peace. The UN General Assembly declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, through observing 24 hours of non-violence and cease-fire.... This year, it has been clearer than ever that we are not each other’s enemies. Rather, our common enemy is a global virus threatening our health, security and very way of life. COVID-19 has thrown our world into turmoil and forcibly reminded us that what happens in one part of the planet can impact people everywhere. In 3 short films produced by World Made Good in partnership with United Nations Association of Australia NSW Division - UNAA NSW and the Sydney Peacebuilding Group of Rotary Club of Sydney Inc, 27 prominent Australians across community, media, the UN and Government have contributed to Peace Perspectives, talking on the importance of peace and the key ingredients in promoting it. This film is Part 1 of COMMUNITY. The other films can be seen here International Day of Peace 2020 - COMMUNITY 2 Film https://www.facebook.com/worldmadegood/posts/1499248440263289 International Day of Peace 2020 - INSTITUTIONS Film https://www.facebook.com/worldmadegood/posts/1499252500262883 A World Made Good Production #PeaceDay #ShapingPeaceTogether #UN75 #UNAANSW
19.01.2022 Fast fashion has changed the way clothing is manufactured and sold to consumers around the world. It's bought, worn once or twice, goes out of fashion, disposed of in the bin, destined for landfill, only to begin the process all over again. A Quick History Lesson (Source: The Green Hub) "The Industrial Revolution saw the start of fast fashion, which introduced new textile machines, factories, and ready-made clothing, or clothing that is made in bulk in a range of sizes rathe...r than being made to order. This trend continued well into the 1900s, though average citizens and tailors still played a significant role in making clothing. The 1960s saw fast fashion ramping up as people felt the need to keep up with fashion trends. By the 1990s, the concept reached its peak with companies such as H&M, Zara, Walmart, and Target selling cheap, disposable clothing by the billions. Today, fast fashion is the norm for the majority of clothing retailers. In Australia, where the demand for textiles is one of the highest per capita in the world, the fast fashion sector grew by 19.5 percent over five years to $AUS1.8 billion in 2017-18." However the mindset of pre-loved fashion is changing and Australian fashion industry veteran Colleen O'Neill-Mullins takes World Made Good to Style-edit, a fashion hire and consignment studio based in Melbourne, Australia run by Daniela Grech and Deborah Paidoussi. Motivated by the circular fashion movement, Style-edit provide access to the collection of fashion identity and former MYER board member, the late Mary Paidoussi. Clients are given opportunity to combine vintage and contemporary pieces into their current wardrobes. The Style-edit collection contains original, hand-picked and coveted pieces from CHANEL, Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Prada and others. Also in the segment is the work of new and up and coming designer Lakshmi Gowda, founder of the Lakshmi Bee fashion label. Lakshmi met with Pacific Diva Ballina Gee and Beverley Milson from whom she received garments that were repurposed into new outfits, back to the runway. Lakshmi Bee is on a mission to combat the impact of fast fashion on the world that include overconsumption, poverty & human rights abuses and environmental pollution. Produced and Directed by Hardeep Girn 2020 Know My Life, a division of Know My Group
18.01.2022 Nothing but compassion when fellow man helps another in need. Even when lines are drawn by others, peace is possible. https://edition.cnn.com//london-blm-protester-i/index.html
18.01.2022 Leading up to the International Day of Peace on 21st September 2020, more film content will be released on Peace Perspectives across Australian public figures. Produced by World Made Good in partnership with United Nations Association of Australia NSW Division - UNAA NSW and Rotary Club of Sydney Inc
14.01.2022 The power of reading and singing to our children is emphasised in this new campaign with Paint the Town REaD supported by Australian Governor-General of Australia's wife Her Excellency Mrs Linda Hurley. Read along with her and hear her sing!
12.01.2022 A true example of devotion and responsibility by the worldwide medical professional community, in the service of helping people struck with COVID-19 Source: Impact de Montréal, Centre universitaire de santé McGill - McGill University Health Centre #CaptureEveryStory... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx1Fl9GooEY
10.01.2022 Today technology in the hands of a 12 year old and high school engineering teachers has been used to create hard to find protective equipment for nurses and doctors. These people in the community have mobilised to manufacture Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for hospitals across the United States. In the case of Vince, 3D printing PPE, has included delivery to his grandmother's nursing home which has had its first COVID-19 infection case. As his neighbour, a nurse at Mt Si...nai Hospital Chicago (Sinai Health System) says, "You never know, who's got your back. This little neighbor has got my back!" https://edition.cnn.com//coronavirus-3d-print-ppe-12-year- World Made Good #CaptureEveryStory
07.01.2022 FILM RELEASE: Peace Perspectives short film on COMMUNITY 2 21 September was the International Day of Peace. The UN General Assembly declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, through observing 24 hours of non-violence and cease-fire.... This year, it has been clearer than ever that we are not each other’s enemies. Rather, our common enemy is a global virus threatening our health, security and very way of life. COVID-19 has thrown our world into turmoil and forcibly reminded us that what happens in one part of the planet can impact people everywhere. In 3 short films produced by World Made Good in partnership with United Nations Association of Australia NSW Division - UNAA NSW and the Sydney Peacebuilding Group of Rotary Club of Sydney Inc, 27 prominent Australians across community, media, the UN and Government have contributed to Peace Perspectives, talking on the importance of peace and the key ingredients in promoting it. This film is Part 2 of COMMUNITY. The other 2 films can be seen here: International Day of Peace 2020 - COMMUNITY 1 Film https://www.facebook.com/worldmadegood/posts/1499243286930471 International Day of Peace 2020 - INSTITUTIONS Film https://www.facebook.com/worldmadegood/posts/1499252500262883 A World Made Good Production #PeaceDay #ShapingPeaceTogether #UN75 #UNAANSW
07.01.2022 At dawn on 25th April 2020, Australia wakes to honour its war dead and those who have completed their service in the armed forces. The numbers of those involved in World War 1 and 2 conflict, referred to as 'Diggers' in Australia, are dwindling each year, and ANZAC Day pays homage to those who have given the ultimate sacrifice to support freedom efforts. Being in war is not a glory, but the work of ex-service men in making this video to continue to pay homage to the fallen a...nd surviving service men and women despite COVID-19 isolation, shows the world a kinder gentler human spirit shines brightly after war. Some are broken and they need our help in a number of ways. One way is using this video as a reminder that Peace is about kindness and thoughtfulness to those we are presently with, and those who have long left us. Produced as a dedication by DMC Advertising Group, whose Managing Director is married to an ex-serviceman not on camera. #CaptureEveryStory
05.01.2022 After fleeing the tyranny of Saddam Hussein’s regime in a leaking boat, Professor Munjed Al Muderis was detained on Christmas Island, then in Curtin Detention Centre in Western Australia. Dr Munjed Al Muderis is an Australian trained Orthopaedic Surgeon and Chairman of The Osseointegration Group of Australia. Born in Baghdad, Munjed had to flee Iraq as a young Doctor having refused the orders of Saddam Hussein to mutilate army deserters’ ears. Munjed endured a life-threatenin...g journey to Australia by boat. After spending 10 months in Curtin Detention Centre, upon his release, he embarked on a mission to become an Orthopaedic Surgeon. Today he is an Orthopaedic Surgeon, specialising in hip, knee and reconstructive surgery, and now advocates for the human rights of others. Funded out of his own pocket, Munjed has taken a team to his former homeland of Iraq seven times, to help the victims of the conflict he fled, and has educated other orthopaedic surgeons in the osseointegration technique and in complex limb reconstruction. His surgical innovations and breakthroughs are helping Australians and people throughout the world. Apart from his academic and clinical roles, Munjed is heavily involved in humanitarian work. Munjed is a Patron of the Asylum Seekers Centre, Sanctuary Australia Foundation and the New South Wales Amputee Association and an Ambassador of the Australian Red Cross, Amnesty International Australia and Multicultural Disability Advocacy Association of NSW. In 2020, Munjed was award the NSW Australian Of the Year by the Australian of the Year Awards, the National Australia Day Council / Celebrate Australia Day. This UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency #WorldRefugeeDay we recognise Professor Munjed Al Muderis's achievements. #EveryActionCounts #EveryoneCanMakeADifference Produced and Directed by Hardeep Girn World Made Good, a Know My Life Production
05.01.2022 Keep a watch out leading up to the International Day of Peace, World Made Good has worked with UNAA(NSW) and Rotary Club of Sydney on a number of peace perspective films.
03.01.2022 The unconditional love and comfort in times of need comes from Wynn 2.0, a service dog trained by Susan Ryan an emergency physician at a Denver hospital and supplied by US not-for-profit Canine Companions for Independence. Wynn 2.0 helps medical staff at the Denver hospital manage their wellbeing during these challenging times. Respite matters, even for a short period of time, and even animals can provide tender care and warmth, at the darkest of times. World Made Good... #CaptureEveryStory See more
01.01.2022 The 2020 Global Peace Index has been launched. Watch out for some of the highlights from the report in the coming months.
