Mrs. Mairead Corrigan-McGuire
Mairead Corigan-McGuire
Mairead
Corigan-McGuire
About Mairead Corigan-McGuire:
After the death of three of her sister’s children due to the conflict in Northern Ireland, Mrs. Corrigan-McGuire co-founded the Community of Peace People along with Betty Wiliams as a peace movement which brought 35,000 people onto the streets of Belfast to petition for peace between the republican and loyalist factions. Along with Betty Williams, Mrs. Corrigan-McGuire was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for this groundbreaking community organizing work in 1976. She is also a member of the Honorary Board of the International Coalition for the Decade of the culture of Peace and Nonviolence.
by Mairead Corrigan-McGuire Presentation at the Fondazione Patrizio Paoletti and Comune of Assisi 23rd November 2014 Dear Friends, I would like to thank the Fondazione Patrizio Paoletti and the Commune of Assisi for...
Peace Movement
by Mairead Corrigan-McGuire Speech at National Institute of Research, Athens, Greece on International Peace Day 2l/9/20l4 Dear Friends, It is a great pleasure to be with you all and celebrate International Peace Day. I...
Peace Movement
by Mairead Corrigan-McGuire Presentation to Nobel Summit, Rome, Italy. 12th December 2014 Dear Brothers and Sisters, It is particularly appropriate that we are gathered here around International Human Rights Day and our...
by Mairead Corrigan-McGuire Keynote address at Sarajevo Peace Event Sarajevo. (6th June, 2014) Dear friends, We are all aware that this is the 100th anniversary of the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo...
Interfaith Movement
by Mairead Corrigan-McGuire For the Nobel Women’s Initiative’s 2013 International Conference: Women Beyond War. I passionately believe peace is possible, and that it is possible for the human family to move beyond...
Interfaith Movement
by Mairead Corrigan-McGuire All of us need to take responsibility for the world's violence and, like Gandhi, pledge our lives to the nonviolent transformation of the world in order to resolve these insane crises through...
Interfaith Movement
by Mairead Corrigan-McGuire After a 10 days visit to Lebanon and Syria, leading a 16 person delegation from 8 countries, invited by Mussalaha Reconciliation Movement, I have returned hopeful that peace is possible in...
Interfaith Movement
by Mairead Corrigan-McGuire Ann Patterson and I were honoured to participate in the International Peace Pilgrimage to Syria via Iran, from 5th - 14th April, 2014. During an international delegation to Syria last year,...
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