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| Ambassador Renate - First Lady of Peace |
Each year International Women's Day (IWD) is celebrated on March 8. The first International
Women's Day was held in 1911. Thousands of events occur to mark the
economic, political and social achievements of women. United Nations and other organizations,
governments, charities, educational institutions, women's groups,
corporations and the media celebrate the day.
This year, Ambassador Renate Jakupca of Berea, Ohio is being honored by the Siebenbuergen Saxons of Germany for creating a revolutionary method for making a
sustainable culture of Peace for All the Worlds Children and
establishing a whole new scientific field in Environmental Arts. Her pioneering work on Peace through the 'Theory of Iceality on Environmental Arts'
has had a significant impact on future peace endeavors and research. A
risk-taker, Ambassador Renate has always done things her way: Committed
to preserving our planet, she has dedicated her life to finding new and
intelligent solutions to address the environmental challenge.
Passionate and determined, she is convinced that education for all is the key to a better world and, through her work at the ARK in Berea and International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA), she hopes to contribute to promoting science as a captivating and fun career path for all the Worlds Children.
Passionate and determined, she is convinced that education for all is the key to a better world and, through her work at the ARK in Berea and International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA), she hopes to contribute to promoting science as a captivating and fun career path for all the Worlds Children.
An article entitled “Ambassador Renate: A Siebenbürger Sachsen Immigrant’s Peace Trail to Cleveland Ohio“ by author Eugene Schiopota, chronicles’ her trail from Europe to Cleveland, Ohio and into the Worlds Peace Makers Hall of Fame.
Passionate and determined, she is convinced that education for all is the key to a better world and, through her work at the International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA), she hopes to contribute to promoting science as a captivating and fun career path for all the Worlds Children.
Link;Passionate and determined, she is convinced that education for all is the key to a better world and, through her work at the International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA), she hopes to contribute to promoting science as a captivating and fun career path for all the Worlds Children.
http://www.americantowns.com/oh/cleveland/news/international-womens-day-2015-theme-make-peace-happen-22182660
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