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Jointly Organized by GPYC Indonesia
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Global Peace Festival Indonesia
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Global Peace
Volunteer (GPV) is a program that provides a platform for undergraduate
students to exchange ideas and learn through service towards fostering a culture of service and volunteerism. Besides, it is also an opportunity to raise
young leaders of character, values and virtues.
Our society and world have seen a rise in individualism and decline in service
and volunteerism. The culture of
selfish-individualism is seriously affecting especially the youths, as they
increasingly look after their own individual interests without considering the
needs of society or the community. The damaging consequences include a decline
of values (such as honesty, tolerance and compassion), racism, and decline in
family. GPV encourage students to pursue personal excellence
through challenging one’s limitations and using their capacities for the
greater good and for others.
GPV Regional Camp, Indonesia – Malaysia is a 4 days training camp that will
invite 15 prominent young people from Indonesia and Malaysia to conduct
discussion and dialogue, sharing best practice, leadership training, study
tour, and service project in local community in order to create direct
interaction between participants and local community.
2.0. Vision, Mission, and Objective
2.1 Vision
Global Peace
Volunteer aims to raise young people who can live for others and bring about
social change towards building a peaceful world of One Family under God.
2.2 Mission
1. Creating a volunteer movements
globally
2. Organize workshops, train more
leaders
3. A successful Global Peace
Volunteer Assembly
2.3 Objective
1. To prepare young people from both
countries as goodwill ambassadors and active actors who will promote grass-root
dialogue in their own societies for better understanding and tolerance between
Indonesia and Malaysia.
2. To decrease the intensity of
long-live hatred between two neighbors.
3. To increase intercultural
exchange between Indonesia-Malaysia as a tool for promoting peace.
4. To increase and revive the
feeling and spirit of ‘saturumpun’ for the communities in both countries.
3.0. Introduction of GPFF
3.1. About Global Peace Festival Indonesia Foundation (GPFIF)
The Global Peace Festival Indonesia Foundation,
a non-profit corporation chartered in the United States of America. It is a
global alliance of individuals and organizations dedicated to build a world of
peace in which everyone can live in freedom, harmony, cooperation, and
prosperity. The GPFIF promote innovative peace-building by facilitating interfaith and
intercultural cooperation, strengthening of marriages and families and
fostering a culture of service.
We
support and promote the work of the United Nations and the achievement of the
Millennium Development Goals.
3.2. About Global
Peace Volunteer Camp
The Global
Peace Volunteer (GPV) Camp with the theme “Young People Making Change” is a two
days program that provides a platform for undergraduate students to exchange
ideas and have experiential learning through community service. Besides, it is
also an opportunity to raise young leaders of character, values
and virtues. Students from various universities are expected to attend GPV Camp
which aims to create a caring community within the university
compound.
This workshop will
provide the students to learn more about the value and principle of ‘Living for
the greater good’. It is the core value of volunteerism and a foundation to
gather their abilities and talent for nation building.
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4.0.
Program Details
4.1. Details:
Name of Program : Global Peace Volunteer Camp 1.15 Regional Indonesia – Malaysia -
Philippines
Date : 19-23 Mei 2013
Place : Palembang, Indonesia
Participants :
40
students from Indonesia, Malaysia and Philippines
4.2. GPV Camp’s Rundown:
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Day 1
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2.00 pm
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Participants arrival in the SMB II
Palembang
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4.00 pm
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Participants arrival to the hotel and
opening preparation
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7.30 pm
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Opening and Gala Dinner
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Day 2
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07.00 am
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Sun Rise
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8.00 am
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Registration
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9.00 am
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Opening
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10.30 am
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Session (1) – Character education
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A simple lecture about character
education initiatives (power of Rupiah). Share the bigger vision to the
participants to shape their country as a nation of character
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11.30 am
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Power of Rupiah Launching
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12.00 pm
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Break (lunch and pray)
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1.00 pm
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Session (2) – Moral and innovative
leader
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A simple lecture about leadership
that owned the core values that we need as a leader
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2.00 pm
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Q&A
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2.30 pm
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Reflection & sharing
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3.00 pm
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Closing and group photo
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Day 3
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8.30 am
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Ice Breaking & team cheering
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9.30 am
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Orientation: Learning from Disneyland
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A talk to orientate the mindset of
the participants, describing the importance of vision, character and love,
over skills and knowledge. (20 min)
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10.00 am
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Opening/'OFUG' song/dance
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10.15 am
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Session (1) - One Family Under God
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Introducing the vision of One Family
Under God using simple examples (60 min)
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11.15 am
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Discussion - How to realize
"OFUG" ?
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11.30 am
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Group Presentation
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Participants discuss in groups 'since
OFUG is such a beautiful vision that everyone cherish, why we are not seeing
it in our world? How shall we realize it?'. Discussion points are written and
drawn on big paper. (45 min)
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12.00 pm
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Lunch + praying
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1.30 pm
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Session (2) - Ryan's well video
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Discussion - Learning from Ryan's
story
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Ryan's well video brings out the
spirit of giving of a 7 year old boy to help African children get clean
drinking water by building wells. It is a great teaching material to bring
out the message of Living for others, never give up, giving beyond boundaries
and the spirit of One Family under God. Group discussion: What have you
learned from Ryan ? Why do you think Ryan could succeed despite lots of
challenges ?
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2.30 pm
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Sharing
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3.00 pm
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Coffee break and pray
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4.00 pm
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Session (3) - True Love
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Explains 4 realms of heart, with
focus on Man-Woman relationship, importance of purity and value of sexual
organ. (60 min)
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5.00 pm
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Q & A
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5.30
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Dinner + praying
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7.00 pm
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Challenge activity - Heart to Heart
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An activity to learn to share life
story by pairing up participants. A briefing is given to explain how to draw
life curve to reflect on their life. Life curve initiates the heart sharing
conversation in pair. Most participants are moved as they have never shared
their life story, as few people like to hear them as well.
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9.00 pm
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Sharing
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Sweet Dream
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Day 4
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5.30 am
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Sun rise
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6.00 am
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Challenge activity - Unity Ball
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A team challenge activity to learn
that challenge can be overcome when the team focuses energy in uplifting each
other and positive affirmation
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7.00 am
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Breakfast
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9.00 am
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Session (4) - Core Values
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A lecture about 4 core values that we
need as a moral and innovative leader (60 min)
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10.30
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Discussion
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11.00 am
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Session (5) - Service in action
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A simple lecture about service, that
service can be done in every little action daily.
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11.45 am
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Lunch
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12.45 pm
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Session (5) - Service in action
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A simple lecture about service, that
service can be done in every little action daily.
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4.00 pm
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Group sharing and general sharing
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A challenge activity to learn from
nature
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4.45
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Skit Preparation
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6.00
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dinner
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7.30 pm
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Challenge activity - Skit performance
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We use skit to challenge participants
to express (inside-out) their emotions. Topics are given to each group
related to workshop contents.
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9.00 pm
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Announcement
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Sweet dream
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Day 4
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5.30 am
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Sun rise
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7.30 am
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Breakfast
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8.00 am
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Go to school for disabled people
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12.00 pm
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Lunch
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4.00 pm
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Session (7) – GPFIF activities and
Action plan
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A short information about what GPFIF
has done and lecture on what can they do after the workshop follow by group
discussion
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4.30 pm
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Discussion & Presentation
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5.30 pm
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Reflection & conclusion
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7.00 pm
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Closing and dinner
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5.0.
Organising Committee
Advisors : Ms. Poon Yor Ching
Nadya Pratiwi Tarigan
Program Director : Shintya Rahmi Utami
Organizing Committee
Chief :
Heru Darmawan
Vice Chief : Robinson Sinurat
Secretary :
Metha Ayu Sugianto
Treasurer : Marisa
Mizi Sasmita
Public Relation :
Mutiara Ayu
Contact Person :
0857 696 231 69 (Heru Darmawan)
Bank Account :
BNI
Account number : 0177796848
On behalf of : Robinson Sinurat
6.0. Closing
The ideals
of One Family under God is crucial to be planted in the hearts of young
generation to further foster tolerance and create more people with the mindset
of a global citizen. Under those hopes, the two days GPV camp wish to be a
starting point or even continuation of goodness that will be spread around the
local community. Moreover, those involved in the organizing committee would
benefit from the experience, having a global-scaled movement on hand, gathering
peers and colleagues to work and make the world a better place.
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