The logo we are using for this site, which was originally created for the inaugural Mornington Peninsula Peace Vigil 2001, was especially created by local Aboriginal Artist, Rondon D'Antoine.

The layout of the image signifies paths leading to the camp of peace.

The words on each path - "Diversity", "Tolerance", "Forgiveness", "Acceptance", "Harmony", "Love" and "Freedom" - signify that walking these paths leads to the camp of peace and reconciliation - signified by the circle in the center with the stylised universal peace image of a white dove.

The footprints symbolise the ongoing process of peace and how we all have to continuously take these paths - through the generations - to make peace a reality.

We are very grateful to Rondon for creating this poignant and beautiful image, and thank him for his immediate and valued support.

To find out about the artist, click here.

Site visitors can purchase items such as t-shirts, featuring our logo at our online store here. All products are in US dollars. Australian residents are welcome to purchase from this store, but please keep in mind the exchange rate (roughly US$0.50 to AU$1.00). We are negotiating a similar service in Australia, which should be available (we hope!) sometime soon.

Funds raised from the sales of these items will be divided equally between CARE Australia and Oxfam in the form of donations to help them with their invaluable humanitarian efforts.