greatest hits:Desmond Tutu on Peace and Human Rights
In a conversation with Mary Wald, Chairman of the thecommunity.com, anti-Apartheid leader Archbishop Desmond Tutu discusses the relationship between human rights and peace. Full interview coming soon.
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photos: Our Friends and Family
Just some snapshots of favorite moments along the way. Click on any image to open gallery, click on image to close. [Show as slideshow]
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1984 – Archbishop Desmond Tutu, anti-apartheid hero
In 1979, Anglican priest Desmond Mpilo Tutu became the first black General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches (SACC). He spoke strongly and internationally, pushing for non-violent...
View ArticleComing in midstream
Thought I’d just start with one of my favorite pictures. Archbishop Desmond Tutu and I were talking out of a video shoot for thecommunity.com, at the Fetzer Institute in Kalamzoo, Michigan. It was a...
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photos: Desmond Tutu photo shoot
On March 12, Archbishop Desmond Tutu shot a video spot for thecommunity.com’s upcoming human rights campaign. The video will be released in late fall. Come with us to Kalamazoo, Michigan to spend an...
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The Voices of Inclusion and Peace: Missing from the Conversation?
by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Mary Wald The twentieth century was the century of overwhelming force. Two World Wars were won and lost on the basis of who had the first machine guns, who had the...
View ArticleDesmond Tutu: Climate Change is the Global Enemy
Writing for The Guardian, On the eve of the UN Climate Summit, Desmond Tutu argues that tactics used against firms who did business with South Africa must now be applied to fossil fuels to prevent...
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