PeaceClinic Institute

Books & CDs

	Purchase at  Amazon.com.  Read at least eight reviews that are all positive.     Kaolin uses her book, Talking About Race: A Workbook About White People Fostering Racial Equality in Their Lives, as a text for her college class that confronts racism through education.     The PeaceClinic Institute highly recommends this 144 page workbook for the Peace Practitioner Workshops held online about twice per year.  Corporations, religious groups, families, high school and college classes, as well as government agencies can use this book to promote equality and teambuilding.    Email:  kaolinltar@comcast.net   Facebook - Kaolin Kay Facebook - Book Fans                 Jimi James is also a friend of the PeaceClinic Institute where he is an honorary Vice President of Community Relations and a recipient of the PeaceClinic Institute's Peace Star Award.     James B. Harris, II:  musician, song writer, recording artist Music on this CD is used every year at all the Memorial Season candallight vigils that take place at Dana Pt. CA as a rememberance of the double murders of Ronald Goldman and Nicole Brown.   The songs are offered as part of the healing process of losing a loved one.   At the Nicole Brown Foundation he volunteers his time and talents as artistic director.  James is the Founder of the Flock of Angels (Virtual Angels Network).   http://flockofangels.org/memorial_cd.htm              Merritt McKeon is a domestic violence survivor who  teaches law and volunteers at the Nicole Brown Foundation. Lou Brown is the founder and president of the Nicole Brown Charitable Foundation. His daughter, Nicole Brown Simpson was a domestic violence victim. Francois Dubau (deceased) was a pastor in Laguna Beach, California and a volunteer at the Nicole Brown Foundation. Amazon.com  Prices as of 02/19/07 List Price: $13.95   --    Used: from $1.24         Editor:  Chloe Joquel Freeland This work in progress is an anthology of articles about the struggles for inner peace and serenity of the individual, the problem of and solutions for domestic violence, and proposals for creating and sustaining global peace.  Chloe Joquel Freeland is the editor and chief contributor as well as the founder and director of the PeaceClinic Institute in the U.S., Australia, Canada, and India.  The PeaceClinic Institute's Peace Practitioner Workshop series aims to enlighten and encourage peace making by training and certifying peace teachers internationally via online classes and seminars.  Editor's  email:  peaceclinic@gmail.com      peaceclinic@gmail.com     Arthur Louis Joquel, II was an educator in the fields of anthropology, world history, United Nations studies, and Elizabethan drama. He was an executive editor at and Grolier, Inc. where he wrote articles on science and technology. He taught world history in public high schools in Arizona and anthropology at two community colleges in California.  Dr. Joquel earned five masters degrees and one honorary doctorate. His literary contributions to world peace and freedom movements have inspired PeaceClinic volunteers. He received PeaceClinic Institute Peace Star Award in 2004. The Challenge of Space, was published in 1954. Purchase from the PeaceClinic Institute.                    Professor Fani Bhusan Das is the founder and director of  the World Peace Technology Institute located in Orissa, India. He was Director of the India Chapter of the PeaceClinic Institute and a recipient of the Peace Clinic Peace Star Award 2005.  His first book, Peace Technology, is now in the second printing.   Peace Time/Calendar, his second book, discusses the logic for changing to a 13 month lunar calendar. It is available directly from AuthorHouse, http://authorhouse.com.     Email:   das_peace@yahoo.co.in Email:   worldpeacetech@yahoo.co.in         Bernice Jepson has written a book that is focused on child abuse, child molestation, and domestic violence. Bernice has four national endorsements for her book; including The National Defense Foundation for Children USA and The Organization Silent Witness. Bernice currently writes for the Ohio Homicide Victims Organization. She received the PeaceClinic Institute Peace Star Award for 2005 for her work against abuse. Bernice Jepson is a writer and  public speaker (Diversity Speakers).       Kelly Cyr is an author, historian, and the publisher of personal history books.  Her book, Supreme Love is an account of her life as an abused spouse and the comfort she found in her belief of God's love, the Supreme Love.  Her company, Lion's Den Publishing, offers editorial services too. Supreme Love can be purchased via amazon.com as well as Lion's Den Publishing in Great Falls, MT. E-mail:  kellycyr@bresnan.net or info@lionsdenpublishing.com