Marian Masoliver is a filmmaker who, along with Simon Edwards, recently visited Colombia to document the effect that the Peace Education Program (PEP) is having on ex-combatants, victims, and other groups impacted by the five-decade civil war that is ending there. In this blog, she reflects on the experience.
This video highlights how Dr. Patrick Mpoyi is prescribing Peace Education Program workshops to his patients to help them heal from a long list of ailments.
Marian Masoliver is a filmmaker who, along with Simon Edwards, is currently in Colombia to document the effect that the Peace Education Program (PEP) is having on ex-combatants, victims, and other groups impacted by the five-decade civil war that is ending there. In this blog, she reports on her experience traveling to the village of Santa Lucia to meet with members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the country’s largest rebel group.
Donors showed generous support for The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) during the “Hunger for Peace Appeal,” raising $162,824 for signature initiatives such as the Peace Education Program (PEP) and Food for People (FFP). “Many thanks to each one of you who donated and volunteered to make this appeal such a success!” says TPRF President Daya Rawat.
A group of bright fifth-graders in the Peace Club at Juan Cabrillo Elementary has found a creative way to support the Food for People program.
