Coach and Mentor - Ambassador Jadee Jones
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November 2015 on Capitol Hill in Washington DC, Jadee
Jones received the Golden Rule International Award - World Peace Ambassador for
living a life that exemplifies the motto of the Golden Rule International,
“Treat others the way you want to be treated.” Jadee has exemplified the Golden
Rule through his dedicated lifestyle of imputing into many young lives. As an
athlete himself he has done this through sports programs that are teaching
athletic skills and providing a safe positive environment for kids. He knows
the value of this environment for good character growth of young people. Jones
also actively works as a Cultural Advocate bridging the gap between minority
families and the school system. He supervises in the classroom, consults and
meets with students and parents as well as monitors their grades and
achievements. He actively puts his life into the belief system that every life
is valuable and is created for a contribution to our world.
Ambassador
Rivers commented, “Jadee is one of those unique individuals that gives of his heart
and life for others. He has earned the title of Good Will Peace Ambassador for
the Golden Rule International and we are happy to have him represent us
globally.”
Ambassador
Clyde Rivers is also the Representative for the Golden Rule International and
the Interfaith Peace-Building Initiative, North American Division to the United
Nations – New York. Interfaith Peace-Building Initiative is affiliated with the
Department of Public Record (DPI) – United Nations as well as affiliated with
the United Religious Initiative (URI), an Interfaith Peace organization.
The
Golden Rule International Award is now established in 120 nations of the world.
This organization seeks out top achievers that live the Golden Rule in their
everyday life. This is a new global ethic that the leadership of the Golden
Rule International Award, Patron, former President of Ethiopia, Girma Wolde and
Ambassador Mussie Hailu have embraced and are promoting globally.
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