The Peace Education Program brings a unique resource to APPA
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The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) is pleased to collaborate with the American Probation and Parole Association to offer its signature Peace Education Program to Leadership Institute Alumni and Mentors, free of charge.
TPRF’s Peace Education Program is an innovative series of facilitated video-based workshops that helps participants discover their inner resources for personal growth and well-being.
The workshops focus on 10 strength-based themes: Peace, Appreciation, Inner strength, Self-awareness, Clarity, Understanding, Dignity, Choice, Hope and Contentment.
Each session features empowering course content derived from the insightful presentations of bestselling author and recognized voice in the field of peace and well-being, Prem Rawat.
The program is applicable cross-culturally, having been implemented in more than 80 countries and 45 languages. 700,000 people have taken the program across the world, including 270,000 clients and staff from 1,380 correctional facilities.
The Peace Education Program complements the Leadership Institute by offering a continued journey of self-discovery for you as a community corrections professional. Through the Peace Education Program, you have an opportunity to discover your own understanding about fundamental determinants of self-leadership, including who you are as a human being, your innate strengths and personal peace.
For those interested in making the Peace Education Program available within their organization, TPRF offers the course content, facilitator development training and implementation support free of charge.
Meet with a program representative to learn more about the Peace Education Program and how it can serve you and your community: [email protected]
“This program is transformational. If people can hold on to the concepts that we learned, then they necessarily will act and react in a different way to the different stressors that come up in life.”
— Judge Kathryn Michael, Summit County Domestic Violence Intervention Court, Ohio
British Parolee Billa Nanra shares his story of incarceration and how the Peace Education Program empowered him to kick a 22-year heroin addiction and get his life back on track. Now free from crime and substance use, Billa has become a volunteer facilitator of the Peace Education Program for at-risk youth and other groups.
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VIDEO RESOURCES: PEACE EDUCATION PROGRAM
This video introduces samples of the Peace Education Program course content and gives you a sense of what the workshops are like.
Tens of thousands of veterans are homeless, and Alyce Knaflich was one of them for nearly 10 years. The Peace Education Program helped her recover and inspired her to dedicate her life to assisting homeless women veterans through a charity she founded in Asheville, NC.
“Peace Warriors” reflects the amazing turnaround of a Bloods gang in Ecuador who, inspired by Prem Rawat eight years ago, began a journey of shifting their efforts from violence to peace. Now they are facilitating the Peace Education Program for more gang members in surrounding communities, magnifying their positive example.
The Prem Rawat Foundation’s Peace Education Program is an innovative workshop series that empowers people from all walks of life to discover their own inner strength and personal peace.
