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Previous Years
Humanizing Our Lives, Humanizing Our World During 2009, the Center explored the topic "Humanizing Our Lives, Humanizing Our World.” We chose this focus as a way of exploring the reality that the health and humanity of each person is intertwined with the health and happiness of the world as a whole. Read articles and essays from the 2009 focus.
2009 Focus Understanding Death, Appreciating Life During 2008, the Center explored the topic "Understanding Death, Appreciating Life.” We chose this focus based on founder Daisaku Ikeda’s assertion that a major challenge facing humanity today is “establishing a culture — based on an understanding of life and death and of life's essential eternity — that does not disown death, but directly confronts and correctly positions death within a larger living context.” Read articles and essays from the 2008 focus.
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Ikeda Center for Peace, Learning, and Dialogue
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