[ March 2003 ]

IN THE NAME OF IDENTITY
A book by Amin Maalouf
Although both Amin and Nat have written with a different audience in mind, they have much the same message at heart.

REACH OUT AMERICA BECOMING GLOBAL CITIZENS
Nat says Mrs. Bush is on to something big. Opinion on Mrs. Bush, Children, and Afghanistan

INTERNATIONAL FILM REVIEW
Promises, a powerful documentary about Palistinian and Israeli children

HEALTHY CITIES
Len Duhl founded healthy cities around the world creating a positive movement....

Promises, a powerful documentary about Palistinian and Israeli children sharing their views on life in or near Jerusalem, is a must see....
[ www.promisesproject.org ]

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HEALTHY CITIES

Linking health and cities from around the world, the founder Len Duhl has lead the way for cities on the net to become global. Nat says if we define the future international challenge not as reducing terroism, but creating an awareness of a global citizen then this project is on to something...
[ www.healthycities.com ]

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Nat says, that this is a must read for adults interested in national identity. Amin Maalouf, a well known author, explores the dangers of identity, and reveals that while recognizing our uniqueness, we must be wary of those who use outward differences to commit the most horrid crimes against each 'other'; against humanity. Whereas 'other' is written by Nat for children and adults in simple terms and straight from the heart, this book by Maalouf, is a historical piece, a lesson to be read and re-read by an adult audience. Both books argue that identity can bring great health and much suffering. Although both bi-cultural authors have written with a different audience in mind, they have much the same message at heart.

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