Peace Education Association & Centre for Excellence

Peace with Mother Earth, one’s self, and society
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"Our purpose is to promote: peace with Mother Earth; holistic health for peace with oneself to excel as a human being; and peace in the society encompassing diverse faith and traditions and cultures."
Action Areas
Environment, Health and Social Services, Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue, Youth
Traditions
Jainism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam
Number of Members
12
Region
Multiregion
Location
Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India
Joined URI Network

Members of this Cooperation Circle (CC) achieve their purpose through:
1. Intra-peace and inter-peace education based on deepening one's traditional roots and intra/inter-faith dialogue and data surveying; members focus on interfacing science with religion to educate through scientific temper and practical human values.
2. Environment education through live projects, workshops, conferences and seminars to promote peace with Mother Earth; environment protection guidelines from science and all traditions and religions are respected and incorporated in this specific education plan to encourage youth and women in environment related projects and environment awareness programs; environment issues at varied levels are focused on.
3. Promoting holistic lifestyle, environment friendly and healthy living.
4. Newsletter and publications.

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URI Stories of Impact

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PEACE CC Members Present Case Study on Peace Ambassador at FLAME University India

Asia
Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation

FLAME University, India recently organized a Case Study conference at its Pune Campus on July 10th and 11th. FLAME University offers International curriculum for various disciplines. As such the conference was first of its kind to be organized at Pune as per the University authorities. Also within India we rarely come across such case study conferences. This conference was organized in collaboration with ET cases, wing of Economic Times, a leading newspaper of Times of India publication. It was indeed an honor for members Jayanti Chavan and Suhas Chavan to present their case study on the Journey of a Peace Ambassador which got selected for presentation after rigorous scrutiny.

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Jayanti - PEACE CC Members participate in World Inter-faith Harmony week during February first week at Colombo

Asia
Environment
Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue

Peace CC members Jayanti and Suhas joined several other CC members of different URIs and scholars from different parts of the world to celebrate World Inter-faith Harmony week at Colombo during first week of February 2015. As part of the occasion, sixth international conference on Holy books was organized by Dr. Alexander Mar Thoma Centre for Dialogue, Kottarakkara and Cosmic Community Centre, Karickam with local support of Sarvodaya santhi Sena CC, Colombo in which 125 delegates participated. 

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Jayanti - PEACE CC (West Zone, India) brings together diversified group during janamasthami celebrations.

Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue
Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation
Women
Youth

India is a land of diversified culture, traditions and religions, still when it comes to joyous festival celebrations; they appear as an amalgamated homogeneous group symbolizing only one family.  All differences melt away smoothly when happiness and joy that accompanies a festival celebration capture the hearts of all the participants.  

Observing this wonderful trend of bridging different cultures, some of our PEACE CC members (Mr. Millindar and family and Prema) took initiative to celebrate Janamasthami that brought together different groups and tradition consisting of youth, women, men, senior citizens from Sikh, Hindus and parsis.