icpdn 2026 Session 3
Session 3: Shifting Morals, Rising Tensions: Managing Conflict Locally and Globally This session explores the effects of moral ambiguity on conflict and cohesion at local, national, and international levels. It examines how shifting ethical values and unclear moral guidance can intensify tensions, weaken trust, and challenge relationships within communities and between nations. The session also […]
icpdn 2026 Session 2
Session 2: From Stewardship to Exploitation: How Blurred Morality Fuels the Environmental Crisis This session will focus on the role of moral uncertainty in shaping human interactions with the natural environment. It explores how blurred ethical judgment can lead to exploitation, unsustainable practices, and environmental degradation. The session also recognizes that access to resources and […]
icpdn 2026 Session 1
Session 1: Lost Within: Moral Confusion and the Collapse of Inner Peace This session is designed to explore the impact of moral uncertainty on personal inner peace. It aims to examine how individuals can maintain inner stability and a sense of peace amidst ethical ambiguity and conflicting societal values. This topic acknowledges that many people […]
icpdn 2026
The International Conference on Peace upon Morality, Development and Nation-Building (ICPDN) 2026 “Peace upon Morality in a World of Blurred Morality” 19 June 2026 Kompass Campus, Bangkok, Thailand In today’s world, the blurring of moral boundaries has profound effects on human life at every level—individual, community, and even the relationship between humans and the environment. […]
icpdn 2025 Session 3
Session 3: Spiritual Harmony: Integrating End-of-Life Planning and Spiritual Needs for the Elderly As individuals approach the end of life, their spiritual needs often become more prominent. Many elderly people face the challenge of reconciling their spiritual beliefs with their end-of-life experiences, which can be a deeply personal and complex process. Navigating these needs requires […]
icpdn 2025 Session 2
Session 2: Conflict with Nature: Navigating Climate Change Challenges for the Older Person Climate change is posing significant risks to elderly populations, affecting their health, safety, and overall well-being. As extreme weather events, rising temperatures, and other environmental changes become more frequent, older adults face unique challenges that exacerbate their vulnerability. This session will explore […]
icpdn 2025 Session 1
Session 1: Harmony or Discord Addressing Intergenerational Tensions in Modern Society Intergenerational conflicts are rising as societies face diverging needs and values between older and younger generations. These conflicts often involve issues related to resource allocation, differing perspectives, and balancing human rights and security for all adults. This session will examine the root causes of […]
icpdn 2025
The International Conference on Peace upon Morality, Development and Nation-Building 2025 “Peace upon Morality in the Ageing World” 27 June 2025 Kompass Campus, Bangkok, Thailand Across cultures and civilizations, peace has always been rooted in moral principles—yet in today’s rapidly ageing world, those principles are being tested in new and complex ways. Intergenerational tensions are […]
Speaker ICPDN 2024 Dr. Vuthiphong Priebjrivat
Dr. Vuthiphong Priebjrivat Main idea:We need to rethink and redesign our economic systems to address global inequality and create more inclusive societies. Important points: Global wealth inequality has reached extreme levels, with the richest 1% owning more than the bottom 99%. Neither pure capitalism nor socialism is the answer; we need a “third way” that […]
Speaker ICPDN 2024 Dr. Vitoon Viriyasakultorn
Dr. Vitoon Viriyasakultorn Main idea:Community-based initiatives and capacity building are essential for promoting peace and addressing social issues. Important points: Conflict is not always negative; it’s how we deal with it that matters. Capacity building for diverse groups in communities is crucial for fostering dialogue. We need to change ourselves and our attitudes to accept […]
