The transformative potential of the Peace Education Program was highlighted at a recent screening of “Peace is Inevitable” in Croydon, England. The documentary film shows how the program inspired former members of the Bloods gang in Ibarra, Ecuador to renounce violence in favor of community improvement projects.
This summer the Peace Partners charity hosted the “Waves of Change” forum at the Croydon Festival of Peace, inviting activists, artists, and community leaders to explore the Peace Education Program as a part of the solution for rising youth violence in London. Peace Partners recently released this video with highlights from the event.
The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) partnered with the Bloods of Ibarra, Ecuador to create a music video with a hopeful message for troubled youth around the world.
The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) partnered with the Bloods of Ibarra, Ecuador to create a music video with a hopeful message for troubled youth around the world.
On June 22 the Peace Partners charity will host a “Waves of Change” forum in London, England to help tackle the local gang violence epidemic as part of the Croydon Festival of Peace. The event will feature a presentation about the Peace Education Program and the UK premiere of “Peace is Inevitable,” a documentary film produced by The Prem Rawat Foundation.