Jai Jagat manifesto intends to stir courage by offering a vision to people, especially the young, with a sense of their own power, and learn to express in a myriad ways.
The manifesto is available in the following languages: English, French, Spanish, Georgian and Hindi; download the copy from here.
Map offers the many local yet globally relevant individual/collective nonviolent actions that are taking place across the globe; those that lead to the well-being of all and enable better interaction between local action and global change.
From 13 to 25 September 2020, the Way of Saint James of Compostel will be walked in the opposite direction by ten people of all ages and backgrounds who will […]
Six French people are currently walking from Guérande to Geneva. They started by harvest salt and their will walk like the March of Salt, 300-kilometre journey in 58 days, with […]
Faced with the Coronavirus, the Lyon collective Jai Jagat has succeeded in creating, for more than a year now, a convergence of struggles in Rhône-Alpes, thanks to the non-violent tool […]
On October 2, 2019, the 150th birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, the incredible epic Jai Jagat (the “victory of the world” in hindi) was launched: on the initiative of the Indian […]
The world is in a crisis with the pandemic forcing the world to lock itself up on one hand and climate issues that threaten the very survival of the planet. […]
August 9th: World Indigenous Day By Rajagopal and Jill In the Jai Jagat Global Peace march, fifty marchers walked through 2400 kilometres in central India from October 2nd, 2019 […]
The final webinar’s theme, to conclude a series of 8 sessions over the last one month, is nonviolent leadership. There is clearly a disconnect between the young people and the […]
Speakers from 15 countries across the globe are coming together to explore if we can develop a leadership that transforms the cycle of violence. To build leaders of tomorrow who […]
Dear Reverands Liz Theoharis and William Barber (Poor People’s Campaign) We have been observing for the past three weeks the developments that have followed the death of George Floyd on […]
A Note from Jill Carr-Harris: Day 15 (two week mark) in Armenia (Day 143 of the Jai Jagat Global Peace March) The Jai Jagat marchers began by walking from […]
During the first World War and its aftermath, Armenians in Turkey were mercilessly persecuted: their territories annexed, their history suppressed and hundreds of thousands of Armenians fled to different countries. […]
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Read moreZoom link : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82086483908?pwd=clIrOWlha2FmUG9LMjlJUkRvNUhwdz09 Zoom Webinar ID : 820 8648 3908 Password : 873669 Presenting to you the first of the 8 series of webinars on Building Capacities for Justice and Peace. Speakers […]
Read moreIn this session of Peace Education in Conflict Areas, we bring together an ensemble of eminent
educators, practitioners, advocates, activists and academics from across the world (UK, Columbia,
Spain, Sri Lanka, India and Iran) to share their experiences and perspectives from their peace
building works in conflict-prone areas.
In this session of Slow Peace : Methods and Techniques for Teachers, a panel of some of the originators of slow peace come together in discussions about what they are doing in their classrooms and their lives to teach for peace and justice. The session will provide examples for other educators as well as community activists on how to engage young people in learning for peace.
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