Sabina M. DeVita Ed.D.
Dr. Sabina DeVita loves to live her many passions. She enjoys helping people to realize their highest potential on all levels- from mental /emotional to spiritual. Her love and compassion for human-kind is exemplified not only in her private practice as a holistic practitioner of over 25 years but in her many organizational involvements. She is an accomplished author of seven books, international lecturer, staunch environmentalist, peace advocate, bio-electrography specialist, instructor and Founder of her Institute and her most recent DeVita Diamonds humanitarian team, amongst many other accomplishments. She likes to empower others to know the gifts that Mother Nature's herbs and essential oils provide for humanity's health, longevity, peace of mind and FREEDOM.
Dr. DeVita's mission of bringing peace, harmony, love and truth to others has been at the heart of her inspiration in organizing the 'A- Pathway to Peace' fundraiser event with her caring, heart-driven, spirited team members.
Dr. DeVita holds a deep respect and love for D. Gary Young, the Founder of Young Living Company and his world humanitarian passion and vision in initiating the World Peace Caravan. When Gary sets his mind on his vision, he does his utmost to have it happen. The World Peace Caravan is an example of an historic, legendary, global event that he is bringing to fruition. www.devitawellnessclinic.weebly.com or contact her at info@devitawellness.com
Dr. DeVita's mission of bringing peace, harmony, love and truth to others has been at the heart of her inspiration in organizing the 'A- Pathway to Peace' fundraiser event with her caring, heart-driven, spirited team members.
Dr. DeVita holds a deep respect and love for D. Gary Young, the Founder of Young Living Company and his world humanitarian passion and vision in initiating the World Peace Caravan. When Gary sets his mind on his vision, he does his utmost to have it happen. The World Peace Caravan is an example of an historic, legendary, global event that he is bringing to fruition. www.devitawellnessclinic.weebly.com or contact her at info@devitawellness.com
Rachel Parent
From a very young age, Rachel has shown a true compassion for the protection of animals, the less fortunate, and elderly. She attended a small school that encouraged caring for others by sharing her innate talents for singing and the playing guitar with the York Region Police choir. When Rachel was 12 years old, she received an assignment to give a speech for all the students at her School, on a topic that would be of interest to her. Rachel struggled to decide among the many topics that she was passionate about, ranging from GMOs and Animal Cruelty, to Poverty in Canada, and Global Deforestation. Eventually she decided on GMOs, as she felt it represented the most opportunity to change many lives, to better everyone’s health, and help improve our overburdened health care system.
When not educating people about GMOs, Rachel volunteers in youth organizations around the world, works in her organic garden, enjoys horseback riding, formulating natural cosmetics, and working at an animal sanctuary rescue camp, where she helps take care of tigers, monkeys and lemurs.
You can find out more about Rachel by visiting her organization's website at www.kidsrighttoknow.com
Social media
You can also follow Rachel on Twitter at: @RachelsNews
Facebook: www.facebook.com/KidsRightToKnow
Robin and Marie McLeod
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Owners/Directors: Mistik Waskihk Consulting and Training
Our mission is to improve the lives of Aboriginal youth and their families through traditional culture. Cultural affirmation creates a sense of identity, belonging, and anchors a bridge to mainstream Canadian culture. The Sacred Teachings of the Medicine Wheel promote self reflection, awareness, World view and a Way of Life journey, for Humanity.
Mistik Waskihk means "Drum" and embraces a cultural foundation with emotional, spiritual, mental and physical well-being. We provide consulting and training to build Aboriginal-focused culturally-sensitive programs and provide ongoing support to ensure their continued success.
Visit their website: www.mistikwaskihk.org/
To find out more, you can follow the organization's LinkedIn page at: www.linkedin.com/in/mwgrouphome
Our mission is to improve the lives of Aboriginal youth and their families through traditional culture. Cultural affirmation creates a sense of identity, belonging, and anchors a bridge to mainstream Canadian culture. The Sacred Teachings of the Medicine Wheel promote self reflection, awareness, World view and a Way of Life journey, for Humanity.
Mistik Waskihk means "Drum" and embraces a cultural foundation with emotional, spiritual, mental and physical well-being. We provide consulting and training to build Aboriginal-focused culturally-sensitive programs and provide ongoing support to ensure their continued success.
Visit their website: www.mistikwaskihk.org/
To find out more, you can follow the organization's LinkedIn page at: www.linkedin.com/in/mwgrouphome
Julie Bomberry and Amye Werner
Organization: Ganohkwasra Family Support Services
Ganǫhkwásrâ is a phrase in the Cayuga language meaning “Love Among Us.” The organization provides- through a non-profit organization, stabilization, maintenance, revitalization and enhancement of the family structure in a safe and culturally sensitive manner.
Ganǫhkwásrâ was the name chosen for the organization at Six Nations early in planning to express their purpose and philosophy in creating a community-based program for victims of family violence. It conveys an attitude of community support and hope for families wrought with violence and it implies a sense of community responsibility for peace among all members. Ganǫhkwásra’ is the goal they seek for every member of their community, and it is the methodology through which they work to attain that goal.
Philosophy: We are all born with ganikwi:yo (a good mind) and interconnectedness, therefore everything we need to end violence is within us.
Vision: With GANOHKWASRA (love among us), we bury our weapons of violence to create a safe and caring community for all generations.
Visit their website: www.ganohkwasra.ca
Connect with the organization on Facebook: www.facebook.com/GanohkwasraFamilyAssaultSupportServices
Ganǫhkwásrâ is a phrase in the Cayuga language meaning “Love Among Us.” The organization provides- through a non-profit organization, stabilization, maintenance, revitalization and enhancement of the family structure in a safe and culturally sensitive manner.
Ganǫhkwásrâ was the name chosen for the organization at Six Nations early in planning to express their purpose and philosophy in creating a community-based program for victims of family violence. It conveys an attitude of community support and hope for families wrought with violence and it implies a sense of community responsibility for peace among all members. Ganǫhkwásra’ is the goal they seek for every member of their community, and it is the methodology through which they work to attain that goal.
Philosophy: We are all born with ganikwi:yo (a good mind) and interconnectedness, therefore everything we need to end violence is within us.
Vision: With GANOHKWASRA (love among us), we bury our weapons of violence to create a safe and caring community for all generations.
Visit their website: www.ganohkwasra.ca
Connect with the organization on Facebook: www.facebook.com/GanohkwasraFamilyAssaultSupportServices
Rev. Alison Nicholson
East Plains United Church, Burlington
Reverend Alison joined EPUC in June 2012. Born in a small fishing village in Scotland, she immigrated to Canada in 1955. She attended McMaster University and worked at Hamilton Place and HECFI for 20 years. She left Hamilton Place in 1997 and enrolled at Emmanuel College, graduating in 2001. She has three adult children and lives on the Hamilton Mountain with her husband Julian.
She loves to share her vision on peace with a strong presence on Social Justice issues.
East Plains United Church, Burlington
Reverend Alison joined EPUC in June 2012. Born in a small fishing village in Scotland, she immigrated to Canada in 1955. She attended McMaster University and worked at Hamilton Place and HECFI for 20 years. She left Hamilton Place in 1997 and enrolled at Emmanuel College, graduating in 2001. She has three adult children and lives on the Hamilton Mountain with her husband Julian.
She loves to share her vision on peace with a strong presence on Social Justice issues.
Michael Brooke
Michael Brooke is a fifty-something self-proclaimed "skategeezer" who has been skateboarding for over 40 years. Michael publishes Concrete Wave Magazine and in 2012, he founded Longboarding for Peace. The first mission was to Israel and the Palestinian Territories to get Arab and Israeli children skating together. LFP is now in over 25 countries. It is not a charity or non-profit. It is simply a movement forward.
LFP embodies the spirit of all that is good and pure about Longboarding.
The movement empowers people to harness the sense of flow and freedom they enjoy from riding and create a better world. LFP encourages to riders step on, step up and make great things happen in their communities.
The movement encourages blood donation via its Blood From Boarders Campaign. It also shines a spotlight on the wrongfully convicted and fosters conservation of water through its Flow State U (where every drop out counts).
LFP is recruiting agents of change in a global Peace Army of 50,000 people. Each of them will commit at least one act of kindness every single day. This will generate over 20 million acts of kindness per year. Michael has much to share on May 30th in what he has accomplished.
Michael Brooke is a fifty-something self-proclaimed "skategeezer" who has been skateboarding for over 40 years. Michael publishes Concrete Wave Magazine and in 2012, he founded Longboarding for Peace. The first mission was to Israel and the Palestinian Territories to get Arab and Israeli children skating together. LFP is now in over 25 countries. It is not a charity or non-profit. It is simply a movement forward.
LFP embodies the spirit of all that is good and pure about Longboarding.
The movement empowers people to harness the sense of flow and freedom they enjoy from riding and create a better world. LFP encourages to riders step on, step up and make great things happen in their communities.
The movement encourages blood donation via its Blood From Boarders Campaign. It also shines a spotlight on the wrongfully convicted and fosters conservation of water through its Flow State U (where every drop out counts).
LFP is recruiting agents of change in a global Peace Army of 50,000 people. Each of them will commit at least one act of kindness every single day. This will generate over 20 million acts of kindness per year. Michael has much to share on May 30th in what he has accomplished.
Susan Johnson
Past Director of Operations for the World Peace Caravan presented in Toronto!
Susan Johnson was Director of Operations for the World Peace Caravan 2015. As Director of Operations, Johnson was responsible for overseeing all operations and logistics pertaining to the World Peace Caravan, the World Peace and Health Conference, and the World Peace Concert.
From 1994 to the present, Johnson has served as the Vice President of Operations, Training and Finances for Communication Consultants, an international sales and marketing company in the health and fitness industry. She also coordinates “Zoobilee” for the Rhode Island’s Roger Williams Park Zoo. This is the zoo’s most successful annual one night charity event, raising approximately $300,000 each year for education and endangered species programs. She has taken on the role in coordinating this historic World Peace Caravan movement.
Please Note: Due to the violence in the area, the World Peace Event has been re-located to Oregon, as the World Peace Wagon Trail, to take place in July 2016.
Past Director of Operations for the World Peace Caravan presented in Toronto!
Susan Johnson was Director of Operations for the World Peace Caravan 2015. As Director of Operations, Johnson was responsible for overseeing all operations and logistics pertaining to the World Peace Caravan, the World Peace and Health Conference, and the World Peace Concert.
From 1994 to the present, Johnson has served as the Vice President of Operations, Training and Finances for Communication Consultants, an international sales and marketing company in the health and fitness industry. She also coordinates “Zoobilee” for the Rhode Island’s Roger Williams Park Zoo. This is the zoo’s most successful annual one night charity event, raising approximately $300,000 each year for education and endangered species programs. She has taken on the role in coordinating this historic World Peace Caravan movement.
Please Note: Due to the violence in the area, the World Peace Event has been re-located to Oregon, as the World Peace Wagon Trail, to take place in July 2016.
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