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Like other early northeastern manufacturing cities, Utica underwent an economic downturn in the mid-20th century, and its population steadily declined from 101,000 in 1960 to 60,000 in 2000, where it has stabilized due to the influx of immigrants from 30 nations, many of whom (notably, the Bosnians, Karens, Vietnamese, and Somalis) are refugees from wars, genocide and other political violence. Some 42 languages are now spoken in Utica, and immigrants currently account for 20% of the population.\u00a0 Utica has been recognized as “The Town that Loves Refugees” by the UNHRC’s “Refugees” magazine, and the role refugees have played in helping to revitalize Utica has been featured in such news sources as the New York Times<\/em>, PBS News Hour, CNBC, Bloomberg, and \u201cState of the Union,\u201d hosted by Al Letson on PRX.\u00a0 Immigrants have given Utica new life and meaning, as they have renovated hundreds of neglected structures, reinvigorated declining neighborhoods, and infused the town with a cultural vitality reminiscent of its rich but long-past western and southern European immigrant past. See How refugee resettlement became a revival strategy for this struggling town | PBS NewsHour<\/a><\/p>\n

The International Institute for Peace Through Tourism (IIPT) proposes to name Frederick T. Proctor Park as one of its \u201cPeace Parks.\u201d F. T. Proctor Park is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr., the preeminent American landscape architect of the first half of the twentieth century (his father designed New York\u2019s Central Park). The designation of F.T. Proctor Park as an IIPT Peace Park will celebrate Utica\u2019s rich cultural diversity and renewal as a thriving city in Central New York.<\/p>\n

In conjunction with the designation of F.T. Proctor as a Peace Park, several local organizations\u2014Indivisible Mohawk Valley, the Interfaith Coalition of the Mohawk Valley, and the Unitarian Universalist Church of Utica, in collaboration with the Central New York Conservancy\u2014are planning to create a \u201cPeace Garden\u201d in the park\u2019s lower level.\u00a0 This garden will be dedicated to the victims of genocide and other political violence\u2014fittingly, as so many recent immigrants found in Utica a place of peace after suffering such violence.\u00a0 The Garden will be a place where visitors can remember and reflect on their own experiences with the absence of peace\u2014and fill the space with their own restorative meaning.\u00a0 The garden will be built in stages in 2021 and 2022.<\/p>\n

These initiatives are part of a broader program of renewal that the Central New York Conservancy launched at F.T. Proctor Park in 2020, which will continue for at least the next three years, with the 2023 centennial of its donation to the people of Utica in view.\u00a0 Last year, the Conservancy launched a program of regrooming the park and creating a new volunteer corps to ensure that its work will be maintained over time.\u00a0 In 2020, the City of Utica and the Conservancy began efforts to restore the long abandoned but once-beautiful part of the park located on the north side of the Starch Factory Creek.\u00a0 Thanks to generous sponsors, the Conservancy will also recreate the array of flowering shrubs that Olmsted designed in 1914 as a backdrop to the park\u2019s iconic Lily Pond.\u00a0\u00a0 All of this and other yet-to-be-launched restoration and maintenance work will require still more resources that are yet to be raised.<\/p>\n

The International Institute for Peace through Tourism (IIPT) was founded in 1986 by Lou D\u2019Amore, Proctor \u201954 with a vision of travel and tourism becoming the world\u2019s first global peace industry and the belief that every traveler is potentially an \u2018Ambassador for Peace.\u2019 In addition to promoting peace parks, IIPT has also organized some 20 international conferences and global summits on Peace through Tourism.<\/p>\n

The IIPT Peace Park at F.T. Proctor Park will join a network of some 450 IIPT Peace Parks located in countries throughout the world and on every continent except Antarctica. Some notable IIPT Peace Park locations include: Bethany Beyond the Jordan \u2013 baptismal site of Christ; Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world; Dag Hammarskjold Memorial site, Ndola, Zambia; Uganda Martyr\u2019s shrine, Namungongo, Uganda; Medellin, Colombia; and a two mile \u2018IIPT Peace Promenade\u2019 adjacent to the Susquehanna River in Harrisburg, PA. Notable \u2018IIPT Peace Towns\u2019 include Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, birthplace of Gandhi\u2019s Non-Violent Movement in 1893; and Danzhai Wanda Village, China, a new town in one of the poorest Provinces of China, specifically designed as a tourism town with the aim of reducing poverty \u2013 in three years attracting more than 20 million visitors and lifting the County out of poverty.<\/p>\n

As part of IIPT\u2019s Peace Park across Canada Project commemorating Canada\u2019s 125th birthday as a nation in 1992, a Peace Tree was planted at the New York State Fair with then Governor Mario Cuomo and IIPT Founder and President, Lou D\u2019Amore.<\/p>\n

If you are interested in supporting efforts to restore and maintain F.T. Proctor Park, please consider making a tax-deductible gift by sending a check\u2014writing the notation \u201cFor F.T. Proctor Park\u201d on the check\u2019s memo line<\/u>\u2014made out to the Central New York Conservancy, 1641 Genesee Street, Utica, NY 13501.<\/strong><\/p>\n

All donors will be given recognition in the Spring edition of the Central New York Conservancy<\/strong><\/p>\n

Newsletter.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Central New York Conservancy was founded in 2002 as a 501(c)3 nonprofit to restore, maintain, and promote Utica\u2019s Olmsted-designed parks and parkway system (Conkling Park, the two Proctor parks, and the 3-mile scenic parkway that was designed by Olmsted to link these parks).\u00a0 Since then, it has planted hundreds of trees to renew the system\u2019s beautiful tree canopy, planted thousands of flowers twice annually on Utica\u2019s parkway, restored several monuments and original stonework (walls, stairways, and bridges) in the system, and raised public awareness of the value of this, the largest single quality-of-life amenity in this region.\u00a0 It also drafted successful applications in 2008 for the system to be added on the state and national registers of historic places.<\/p>\n

Testimony from Bob Chancia:<\/strong><\/p>\n

I moved back to Detroit last July for summers only. I was amazed at the city park renovations there. They were so refurbished, beautiful & inviting, I met 30 new friends the first week in the park near me! They are gathering places that encourage community & social events! Thanks to Capitol Park, I never felt alone in Detroit!<\/p>\n

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