The Prem Rawat Foundation is partnering with the South Africa Department of Correctional Services to expand the Peace Education Program at correctional facilities throughout the country.
Positive Spin Television Program Features Prem Rawat & Peace Education
A new episode of the Positive Spin television program highlights the Peace Education Program and an interview with Prem Rawat.
Peace Education Program Designated Essential Service to Help Homeless
The city of Johannesburg has designated the Peace Education Program as an essential service to help people displaced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Perspectives on Peace Education: South African Students
These students recently participated in the Peace Education Program at Topaz Secondary School in Lenasia, South Africa. In these short video clips, they share some of their perspectives about the course.
Video: TPRF and Tutu Foundation UK Partner to Tackle Challenge of Breaking the Cycle of Crime
A groundbreaking forum on such timely topics as criminal justice reform, peace education and breaking the cycle of crime was convened at the British Film Institute last week, following the UK premiere of the multi-award-winning documentary film Inside Peace. This story includes video of the event.
Video: Jacaranda FM Interviews Prem Rawat in South Africa
On May 17, Jacaranda FM, the biggest independent radio station in South Africa, featured an interview with Prem Rawat about the importance of personal peace that was broadcast to approximately 2 million listeners.
Video: South African Broadcasting Features Prem Rawat, Peace Education
On May 2, South African Broadcasting Corporation featured a television interview with Prem Rawat and comments from participants in the Peace Education Program (PEP). The broadcast is also being syndicated on radio affiliates and is expected to reach an estimated 8-10 million people throughout South Africa.
How Peace Education Changed My Life
Mothobi Tlale is a 23-year-old facilitator of the Peace Education Program (PEP) in the Phiri area of Johannesburg, South Africa. In this story he writes about the positive impact the program had on his life.
Video: Prem Rawat in Conversation with Lumka Ngxoli
In this newly released interview on Cape Town TV in South Africa, TPRF Founder Prem Rawat talks about his passion for peace, the positive impact of the Peace Education Program (PEP), Food for People, and more.
Enthusiasm for Peace Education Grows in Soweto
Prem Rawat recently received a warm welcome in Soweto, South Africa, where he spoke to hundreds of participants in the Peace Education Program (PEP).
Students Embrace Peace Education in South Africa
Prem Rawat recently spoke to students enrolled in the Peace Education Program (PEP) at TSiBA, an acclaimed nonprofit business school in Capetown, South Africa that specializes in giving disadvantaged youth opportunities to become entrepreneurial leaders.
Choice: The Peace Education Program at Zonderwater Prison
This video shows how TPRF’s Peace Education Program is having a profound impact on the lives of inmates at Zonderwater Prison in South Africa.
Power To Transform – Soweto
This video highlights how the Peace Education Program is transforming lives in Soweto, South Africa.
PEP at Zonderwater 2014
A remarkable short profile of TPRF’s Peace Education Program at the mammoth Zonderwater Prison in South Africa, with highlights of Prem Rawat’s second visit to the facility in 2014.
Pollsmoor Prison – Honey in Our Ears
Pollsmoor Maximum Security Prison, located south of Cape Town, once housed one of South Africa’s most eminent citizens: Nelson Mandela. He was moved from Robben Island to Pollsmoor in 1982, where he remained for more than six years. Today Pollsmoor is a large prison with an inmate population of around 7,000. Some of South Africa’s most dangerous criminals are incarcerated there.
In this harsh environment, a Peace Education Program (PEP) was started in early 2013.