The famous Canada based peace educator, Reva Joshi, shared her experiences of training school children in nonviolence. Her message was that nonviolence can’t be defined in the context of violence […]
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Building up on the Timarini Youth Training, a Youth Development Conference was held in Harda, Madhya Pradesh. The event was organized around a dialogue on Peace, justice, love and inclusion […]
The Jai Jagat padyatris were scheduled for a training program in the Timarni of Harda district in M.P. The one day event held on the 13th of December 2019 was […]
The training helped to form families of diverse groupings in order to blend different cultures and languages. This was a successful model of organizing, that later was used by the […]
This was a two-and-half day training that was reviewing the four pillars of the Jai Jagat along with an exploration into Gandhi’s nonviolence. The methods used by the trainers were […]
Protests, resistances and people’s movements are not new phenomena in India. Right from the Swadeshi movement to the Chipko movement; and from the Narmada Bachao Andolan to the Nirbhaya movement, […]
Gandhian ideology is striking among Mexican youths. Three youngsters, aged below 25 years from Mexican University, are in Bhopal to explore Gandhian principles’ relevance in Indian culture in present context. […]
Jill Carr-Harris went to Sweden in December 2017 to give trainings on nonviolence to two schools. Annette Larsson and some of her colleagues invited us to train ten separate classes […]
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