Gandhi Peace Builders

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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (later called Mahatma Gandhi) was outstanding figure for peace and truth. His guidelines remarkably played a significant role all over the world for making peace and harmony.

Gandhi Peace Builders is an international movement which starts from the bit of hope for the integral development of the harmonious community without racial, color, religious and national barriers.

Location: world wide
Members: 58
Latest Activity: May 1

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Comment by Meera Patel on April 10, 2012 at 5:01pm: Believe this may be of interest: www.beatingthebomb.com

A historical documentary charting ‘The Bomb’ from 1941 to present day, framing the nuclear weapons issue within the wider context of global justice. It is about war, foreign policy, vested interests, nuclear weapons and the fight against them.

Made as a non commercial project to increase awareness on issues (un)der reported by the mainstream media – it’s available as a FREE RESOURCE for educational and campaigning purposes.

We allow people/organisations supporting sustainable and peaceful causes to arrange fundraiser screenings for the causes THEY support.

Comment by Jijoy Mathew on March 23, 2012 at 10:52pm: thanks Michelle.....

Can you promote this group in your friend circle....

I am willing to form a world wide committe for this...

please join and give suggestions...

Comment by Michelle Lee Rosenthal, LMSW on March 18, 2012 at 10:12pm: Thank you for inviting me to join your group. I will be happy to join. Please check out my website goingforaglobaltruce.com

Comment by Ema Miroslava Billings on December 7, 2011 at 8:29am: Aloha,

I am a board member of the Gandhi International Institute for Peace in Honolulu Hawaii though I am currently in VA for a MA program. I am working on developing peace education for at risk youth at a correctional center and am interested to see if any of you have suggestions. These kids have committed violence in the communities that they currently live in. They are undocumented and may be detained until they are 18 and then deported, which is very tragic. I would love to hear your ideas! Warmest Aloha,

Comment by Musa Ansumana Soko on November 28, 2011 at 11:46pm: I am glad being part of this group as an agitator of peace

Comment by Jijoy Mathew on November 8, 2011 at 3:33am: thanks vandana....

we can work for the peace-love oriented world...

Comment by Daniel J Kenney on November 7, 2011 at 12:11pm: Vandana, you are totally correct.....this is the time for major transformation....

Comment by Jijoy Mathew on November 6, 2011 at 11:12pm: he you can add this group and discuss various topics and work for the common good...

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