Dr. Michael Gilbert shares his perspective on how The Prem Rawat Foundation's Peace Education Program benefits incarcerated individuals. Dr. Gilbert is a Criminal Justice Professor at the University of Texas, San Antonio, and the Executive Director of the National Association of Community and Restorative Justice. Learn more about the Peace Education Program: https://www.tprf.org/peace-education-program/

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This new song and music video was created by Calle Paz y Respeto, a group of former gang members in Alpachaca, Ecuador who were inspired by The Prem Rawat Foundation’s peace education workshops to change their ways and be a force for good in their community. They asked the Foundation to post their video this week in solidarity with the U.N. International Day of Peace to help inspire youth around the globe to come together for peace.

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Diverse people from across the globe come together in this new video to celebrate Peace Day 2020 and share a hopeful message that despite our challenges and differences, peace is possible. Be a voice for peace by sharing the video and supporting the work of The Prem Rawat Foundation to advance dignity, peace, and prosperity for all: https://www.tprf.org/peace-day-2020/ #PeaceDay #PeaceisPossible

The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) is supporting the "Seeds of Hope" project in collaboration with rehabilitated gang members to provide food, seeds, and gardens for sustainable nourishment in Ibarra, Ecuador. Project Manager Paul Murtha created this video journal to show how the project is helping people live with dignity during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Learn more about all of The Prem Rawat Foundation's initiatives: https://www.tprf.org/

Donald Sheppard from ACE Insights presents a 2020 impact assessment of The Prem Rawat Foundation's Peace Education Program in correctional facilities across four continents. The study finds that the program is “having a very positive effect on participants,” resulting in attitudinal improvements such as empowerment and a willingness to change, and behavioral improvements such as better anger management and reduced fighting. Read it and more studies on the Peace Education Program https://www.tprf.org/peace-education-program/studies-endorsements/

This video was made by the Cesvi nonprofit to thank The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) for its grant of $50,000 to help those suffering from the COVID-19 crisis in Italy. Thanks to all of you who make initiatives like this possible! Learn more about TPRF's efforts to help people cope with the pandemic: https://www.tprf.org/covid-19-care/

Students, teachers, and police are offering The Prem Rawat Foundation's Peace Education Program at hundreds of public schools in Cusco, Peru to help foster a culture of peace. Learn more about how this innovative workshop series helps people discover their own inner strength and personal peace: https://www.tprf.org/peace-education-program/

This initiative by The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) has helped hundreds of people gain sustainable access to clean water in a remote corner of Dhading, Nepal. Learn more about how TPRF helps people recover from emergencies with dignity: https://www.tprf.org/humanitarian-aid/

Prem Rawat offers his unique perspective on why the Peace Education Program is making a remarkable difference for people across the world. Learn more about the Peace Education Program: https://www.tprf.org/peace-education-program/