Join us on 10 December in celebrating Human Rights Day 2021 an event organised by @unaawa and hosted by Borderless Gandhi.
Capacity limit applies. Book now to avoid missing out!
Eventbrite: https://t.co/iRvtbpk4QP
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Gandhi promoted non-violence to achieve justice & change. In September 2019, 100+ world leaders converged on the New York headquarters of the @UN for events and speeches. One of the events was earmarked to celebrate Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary. https://t.co/83jSTSTQXQ
Gandhi’s sustained reputation make him a leader worthy to seek inspiration from. He led authentically for the greater good. Gandhi’s relevance is more so today as leaders need not only the right skills but a vision and the right attitude to achieve their goals.
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The Salt March was the first act in a civil disobedience campaign against British rule in India. Gandhi marched 400km with hundreds joining him until they reached Dandi and Gandhi and his followers picked up handfuls of salt, thus “producing” salt and breaking the law.
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A critical success for Gandhi was garnering the right kind of support from the nation & international community. His determination to follow through his preaching was often at the cost to his own health but that didn’t deter him.
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Mahatma Gandhi had a rock-solid value system, he aspired to make positive and productive changes in his life at every turn and had a completely interdependent relationship with his followers. He applied his values of 4 E’s.
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Prime Minister of Jamaica Andrew Holness, at @UN headquarters in 2019, underlined Gandhi's doctrine of non-violence & sacrifice is a source of personal inspiration to his own #leadership.
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“A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes.”
“Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed.”
– Mahatma Gandhi
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Did you know that Gandhi wrote a letter to Hitler in 1939? He believed that it was possible to alert even those committed to authoritarian rule to possibilities of #nonviolence, not as a weapon of the weak but of the spiritually superior. https://t.co/RyhIvNriy5
Today we celebrated Gandhi Jayanti in collaboration with @CGIPerth. Thank you for the help, support & all the kind words 🙏 Great to see that so many came, despite the short notice #gandhijayanti#borderlessgandhi#mahatmasmessage
Celebrating Gandhi Jayanti in collaboration with the Consulate General of India in Perth on 2nd October 2021. Thank you to everyone that came, despite of the short notice 🙏 #mahatmasmessage#borderlessgandhi#gandhijayanti2021
We are celebrating Nonviolence Month with our digital event “Mahatma’s Message” focusing on Gandhi's inspiring spoken & written words.
You can help spread the message of peace by using Borderless Gandhi's online resources: https://t.co/UoZ9vgD86D
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Join us on Saturday 2nd October at 11 am at the Consulate General of India, Perth to celebrate Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary and the United Nations International Day of #nonviolence 🙏
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Getting ready for the celebration of Gandhi Jayanti tonight ☺️ We’re looking forward to Yaso and her veena and the performance by Indian Society of WA in just a few hours! #mahatmagandhi#gandhijayanti2020