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Peace Projects: Dialogue OverviewSri Sri Ravi Shankar has devoted himself to promoting composite dialogue between conflicting parties across the world. Sri Sri has always been regarded as an impartial mediator, who is able to engage all the stakeholders in a climate of trust and reconciliation. Sri Sri’s involvement has defused the tension in several instances.  Conflict Resolution through DialogueSri Sri Ravi Shankar has devoted himself to promoting composite dialogue between conflicting parties...More Sri Lanka: Strengthening the foundations of dialogue and peaceSince 2004, Sri Sri has constructively engaged with the Government of Sri Lanka, Parliamentarians and...More A Call to End the Caste WarBihar, India Bihar, a state in India with a rich heritage and abundant natural resources, has been reeling...More Resolving a Deadlock Between the Government and the PeopleGujjar Protests, India Gujjars, a minority group in Rajasthan, India launched massive protests across...More Easing Tensions in a Disputed LandAmarnath Land Dispute (2008) More Quelling Communal FireGodhra Riots (India, 2002) Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has been at the forefront of proactive action to foster...More Antidote to CorruptionYou can be a part of the Art of Living's effort to root out corruption from India More After violence, Arab youth experience a wave of peace“Six days gave 95 Arab students a chance to broaden their vision and feel that change can happen...More Venezuela meditatesBreathing techniques to become a part of Venezuela’s social wellness program For the first time...More Breath: a tool to conflict resolutionThe first workshop organized by The Center for Dialogue among Civilizations in May saw a mix of reformers...MoreInhale Peace, Exhale CrimeAlong the activity-filled lanes of resettlement colonies in Delhi, the police reported a phenomenal decrease...More |
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Sri Sri
Amarnath The civil society should come forward for resolution of the issue so that peace is restored in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Amarnath Wherever Hindus are in majority, they need to protect the Muslims and vice versa.
A survivor of the carnage to Sri Sri
Ghodra Riots We needed to get back our faith and courage to survive, and we got this from the workshops. What Art of Living has done is more than enough.
A reporter from a national daily to some volunteers conducting a workshop at the Jahangir Nagar relief camp
Ghodra Riots I was scared to walk down these roads even though these are familiar to me and I am a journalist. How did you reach here?  Focus |
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