Dear all,
“Love and kindness, peace and justice, generosity and compassion, sympathy and empathy, ethics, sustainability and the common good”.
Since our conference these wonderful words have been running through my mind and heart, reminding me of our time together and of the values that we are all passionate to manifest in our world.
From June 6th to June 10th we came together in Thousand Oaks at California Lutheran University in a spirit that positioned the quest for economic and social justice, peace and ecological sustainability within the framework of a spiritual consciousness and a practice of open-heartedness, generosity and caring for others.
During our conference we heard from many distinguished speakers. We held many hours of dialogue and conversation. We reflected on many challenges and offered possible solutions to heal our troubled world.
We showed very clearly how through cooperation, commitment to dialogue and the common good, we can influence the direction and the path of development and engagement for the better. We showed that we exist to change the public consciousness, the public conversation and public policy, so that we may move our globalised world towards the profound spiritual awakening necessary for us to reverse the environmental destruction, financial and economic irresponsibility, building a world of “Love and kindness, peace and justice, generosity and compassion, sympathy and empathy, ethics, sustainability and the common good” for all.
This is why I am asking you from the bottom of my heart, to help us to make our next year conference in Alexandria the greatest gathering, so that together we can show-case our shared dream: We can build a better world for our children and grand children. Next year the Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative will be 10 years old. With your participation and support you will give me your greatest birthday present possible.
Please read this brief resume and forward it to others too, encouraging them to join us also:
Globalisation for the Common Good: 10th Anniversary: From Oxford 2002 to Alexandria 2011
http://www.gcgalexandria2011.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=46&Itemid=53
Finally, my heart-felt thanks and gratitude to all our speakers and participant for making our 9th Annual Conference such a rewarding and fruitful event. My greatest appreciation and gratitude to our host, California Lutheran University and all our other supporters and sponsors, and a Very Big thank you to my co-convener, my friend, Jamshid, for his brotherhood, love and support.
Have a lovely Summer holiday,
Until we meet again in Alexandria.
Warm regards,
Kamran
…………………………………..
Kamran Mofid PhD (ECON)
Founder, Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative
www.globalisationforthecommongood.info
Co-editor, Journal of Globalisation for the Common Good
www.commongoodjournal.com
Globalisation for the Common Good, California 2010
http://www.callutheran.edu/CLV/gcg/
Globalisation for the Common Good, Alexandria 2011
http://www.gcgalexandria2011.info/

Globalization for Common Good 2010 with CGIE Executive director
This was the ninth annual year of the Globalization for the Common Good conference being held at California Lutheran university in thousand oaks California. Around 150 attendants including scholars and people of good will of many backgrounds and cultures participated representing many corners of the globe and many schools of thought and many paths of faith such as Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, Muslim, Baha’i, etc.

Globalization for Common Good Conference 2010
The spirit of the conference was one of tolerance and appreciation for diversity and dialogue. Keyvan Geula LMFT, the executive director of CGIE was one of the speakers. Mrs. Geula’s talk was focused on globalization and Peace, A Baha’i perspective proposal by CGIE
CGIE appreciated the opportunities of networking as well as global exchange of ideas and thoughts witnessing the significant role of integrated education in making our transition to a peaceful and harmonious global community while celebrating our unity in diversity. CGIE hopes to attend the next year’s conference in Egypt.

Globalization for Common Good 2010
Bellow you may read the letter from Kamran Mofid PhD (ECON) the Founder of Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative.
Dear all,
“Love and kindness, peace and justice, generosity and compassion, sympathy and empathy, ethics, sustainability and the common good”.
Since our conference these wonderful words have been running through my mind and heart, reminding me of our time together and of the values that we are all passionate to manifest in our world.
From June 6th to June 10th we came together in Thousand Oaks at California Lutheran University in a spirit that positioned the quest for economic and social justice, peace and ecological sustainability within the framework of a spiritual consciousness and a practice of open-heartedness, generosity and caring for others.
During our conference we heard from many distinguished speakers. We held many hours of dialogue and conversation. We reflected on many challenges and offered possible solutions to heal our troubled world.
We showed very clearly how through cooperation, commitment to dialogue and the common good, we can influence the direction and the path of development and engagement for the better. We showed that we exist to change the public consciousness, the public conversation and public policy, so that we may move our globalised world towards the profound spiritual awakening necessary for us to reverse the environmental destruction, financial and economic irresponsibility, building a world of “Love and kindness, peace and justice, generosity and compassion, sympathy and empathy, ethics, sustainability and the common good” for all.
This is why I am asking you from the bottom of my heart, to help us to make our next year conference in Alexandria the greatest gathering, so that together we can show-case our shared dream: We can build a better world for our children and grand children. Next year the Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative will be 10 years old. With your participation and support you will give me your greatest birthday present possible.
Please read this brief resume and forward it to others too, encouraging them to join us also:
Globalisation for the Common Good: 10th Anniversary: From Oxford 2002 to Alexandria 2011
http://www.gcgalexandria2011.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=46&Itemid=53
Finally, my heart-felt thanks and gratitude to all our speakers and participant for making our 9th Annual Conference such a rewarding and fruitful event. My greatest appreciation and gratitude to our host, California Lutheran University and all our other supporters and sponsors, and a Very Big thank you to my co-convener, my friend, Jamshid, for his brotherhood, love and support.
Have a lovely Summer holiday,
Until we meet again in Alexandria.
Warm regards,
Kamran
…………………………………..
Kamran Mofid PhD (ECON)
Founder, Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative
www.globalisationforthecommongood.info
Co-editor, Journal of Globalisation for the Common Good
www.commongoodjournal.com
Globalisation for the Common Good, California 2010
http://www.callutheran.edu/CLV/gcg/
Globalisation for the Common Good, Alexandria 2011
http://www.gcgalexandria2011.info/