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In the Mood for Peaceful Futures – Part 2: South &#; North America
LearningPlanet Festival : Co-designing a better world for and with the next generation
In the Mood for Peaceful Futures – Part 2: South & North America
With conflicts ongoing across the globe, the need for effective peacebuilding has never been greater. This urgency is echoed bygd 46, young people globally who identified “Peace” as their top priority (Youth Talks, ). Responding to this call, the Learning Planet Institute and Global Education Futures, supported by international partners, are collaborating on the Peaceful Futures Programme to train and empower hundreds of young changemakers worldwide. Central to this initiative is the Atlas of Peaceful Futures—a dynamic, open directory of transformative grassroots practices fostering “positive peace” across communities, economies, and governance systems.
This first of two dynamic sessions will spotlight changemakers& • Katherine Sellery is CEO and Founder of Conscious Parenting Revolution, helps individuals minimize misunderstandings and melt-downs in order to communicate with more collaboration, cooperation, and consideration. A creator of the Guidance Approach to Parenting, a program that applies conflict resolution skills to communicating more effectively with children, Katherine has positively influenced relationships for generations and brought about healing and reconciliation in families that were suffering from disconnection, retaliation, rebellion and resistance. For over 20 years, she has taught and coached thousands of parents, educators, social workers, and medical professionals in half a dozen countries through her popular workshops, coaching programs, TEDx talks, page comprehensive training manual, and Ebook. Katherine is also a trained mediator, attended Law School, has certifications in different trauma models, is an Art of Living Foundation teacher, and ran her own commodities-tra • Hinduism is often referred to as Sanatana Dharma (the ‘eternal way’), indicating the religion’s emphasis on eternal truths that are applicable to all of humanity. Thus, it makes sense that a medley of mainstream movies could convey Hindu ideals that resonate strongly with audiences, while not actually talking directly about anything understood by the public as Hindu. In Groundhog Day, for example, when cynical TV weatherman Phil Collins discovers he is trapped in a time loop, living the same day over and over, only to be released after transforming his character from an egocentric narcissist to a thoughtful and kindhearted philanthropist, it’s hard not to be reminded of the Hindu notion of samsara, a cycle of reincarnation from which a soul attains liberation by realizing its divine nature after lifetimes of spiritual practice. Or in The Matrix when Neo chooses the red pill of knowledge over
That&#;s So Hindu &#; Mandar Apte: film director, meditation teacher and peace activist