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http://www.friedenspaedagogik.de/
Based in Germany, the Tübingen Institute played a decisive role in the creation of this D@dalos Main Subject Group and offers a wide range of online content on the subject of peace education. The pages entitled Themen (subjects) and "Unterricht konkret" (teaching in practice) represent a particularly good place to start research into the subject:
The page entitled Themen (subjects) provide a starting point from which you can find out about about almost every aspect of peace education. It deals with subjects such as: the peace movement, violence against children, global learning, the Iraq War, war and violent toys and, of course, the core issue of how to deal with conflict in a constructive way, which forms one of the core areas of world for the IFT.
The page entitled Unterricht provides a starting point for a large number of lesson suggestions including: understanding war, learning to have courage of one's own convictions, aspects of the Gulf War, child labor, human rights, human development...
All in all, the IFT's website provides a treasure chest of theoretical information and practical help for anyone interested in peace education and teaching.
http://www.peace-education.net
This is a very appropriate place to start your internet research. It encompasses three areas:
Projects: This section presents projects from all corners of the world.
Topics: This section includes further information on the theoretical background of peace education (peace education concepts) and articles on "conflict and resolving conflict constructively."
Service: The service section is divided into two categories: "Literature" and "Links." You will also find links to important UN documentation in the "Literature" category. This link list includes a large number of other interesting sites on the subject of peace education.
http://www.betterworldlinks.org/book30l.htm
http://www.unesco.org/cpp/uk/declarations/2000.htm
http://www.un.org/cyberschoolbus/peace/index.asp