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In Ajmer, kickstarting preparations for a youth camp by @uriglobal.
At a time when religion is so often misused to cause harm and violence, maybe the answer isn’t to step away from it, but to reclaim it.
@_sorrengailll Woman to man! If money wasn’t an issue, would u want to be a stay-at-home dad?
Wouldn’t u want 2 spend more time with ur family wn possible?
But would u also b willing to give up the benefits that come with stepping: exploring, chasing your dreams, building something of ur own?
Ek aurat ko 'devi' kehna use dhoka dena hai. Use 'insaan' maano jise thakne ka, rone ka , haar maan-ne ka, galti karne ka aur 'na' bolne ka bhi utna hi haq hai jitna kisi aur ko.....
Not all violence leaves bruises. Some of it leaves silence, shame, or generations believing they deserve less. If we want peace, we must learn to recognize violence in all its forms: physical, emotional, mental & structural because peace begins when dignity becomes non-negotiable
Violence is not only physical.
We often imagine violence as hitting, shouting, war, blood. But violence can also be:
• Words that shame.
• Rules that exclude.
• Beliefs that limit.
• Systems that silently decide who matters and who doesn’t.
Without a comprehensive understanding of these patterns, including previous attempts at prevention, dialogue, and reconciliation, any solution we propose risks being reactive, incomplete, or uninformed.
The Conflict Timeline is conflict analysis tool that helps participants map key events chronologically: identifying moments of escalation, turning points, ceasefires, peace attempts, policy shifts, and community responses.
From protecting fragile balloons to exploring how conflicts arise and resolving misunderstandings, these exercises weren’t just games, they were lessons in life.
Imagine classrooms everywhere where kids learn not just subjects, but how to coexist, communicate, and create harmony
Over three days at GGHSS Miran Sahib, we guided students through hands-on activities that went beyond textbooks, teaching them the real-life skills of understanding, cooperation, and emotional awareness.