Who-Am-I?
Negotiation/Refusal Skills

Leslie from United States : I think how I can work towards this goal now is simple. Be a good listener. You'd be suprised at how well that works. A lot of my friends are in foster care, so I do alot of listening. Also, speaking out when your friends want to "just try it" and having the strength to say "NO" goes a long way. I think it just means that we can't ignore our problem, we have to face them.

Art by Ivan (11) from Italy

 Charlotte from United Kingdom : well people first of all can listten to other peoples point of veiw see if theres is better than yours and respecting each other

There should be no division, fighting, The planet is a home for us! Ideas, movements, social systems... Wars have a devastation function. Is there no way of peaceful coexistence? No way but violence and destruction? The fear of war is holding us tight. The war. I ask you what it is? I really don t know but would reply. That I stand up for peace!
Olga (13) from Moscow, Russia .

Ayami from United States : I want to use technology, things like listservs and web sites, to bring kids and families together all over the world. By sharing information and being in contact we can create a global network for peace. I want to work to help bring a more spiritual and socially responsible way of live possible for all.

Georgia from South Africa : I could understand the differences of people and treat them like i'd treat someone like me.

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