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HWPL Concludes Global Peace Leadership Training, Inspiring Future Peace Educators
International peace NGO HWPL has successfully concluded the third and final session of its online Global Peace Leadership Training, bringing together participants from Asia, Africa, and North America to strengthen peacebuilding leadership and promote a culture of understanding and cooperation.
The three-part training program was conducted on October 3, 10, and 17, attracting around 40 participants in each session from India, Sri Lanka, The Gambia, Liberia, and the United States. Attendees included educators, youth leaders, and members of religious communities who shared a common commitment to advancing peace within their respective societies.
Throughout the program, speakers emphasized the importance of personal responsibility, compassion, and active engagement in peacebuilding. Participants reflected on the need to confront injustice, demonstrate moral courage, and leave a legacy of peace for future generations. The training also highlighted values such as gratitude, consideration for others, sacrifice, and forgiveness as essential foundations for harmonious communities.
The curriculum introduced participants to HWPL’s Peace Education framework. Early sessions focused on character-building lessons, including appreciation for kindness, concern for others’ well-being, selfless service, and reconciliation. The final session expanded on these themes by exploring respect for elders, preservation of cultural heritage, and adherence to laws that support peaceful societies. Interactive discussions followed each session, allowing attendees to exchange ideas and practical experiences related to peace education.
Participants expressed positive feedback, noting that the training offered valuable guidance and strengthened their existing peace initiatives. Several attendees indicated plans to apply the lessons within their organizations and communities to promote positive social change.
According to organizers, additional make-up sessions will be offered, and participants who complete the required standards may be appointed as HWPL Peace Educators. The organization stated that it will continue promoting peace through education, interfaith dialogue, and cooperation with youth and civil society groups around the world.
International peace NGO HWPL has successfully concluded the third and final session of its online Global Peace Leadership Training, bringing together participants from Asia, Africa, and North America to strengthen peacebuilding leadership and promote a culture of understanding and cooperation.
The three-part training program was conducted on October 3, 10, and 17, attracting around 40 participants in each session from India, Sri Lanka, The Gambia, Liberia, and the United States. Attendees included educators, youth leaders, and members of religious communities who shared a common commitment to advancing peace within their respective societies.
Throughout the program, speakers emphasized the importance of personal responsibility, compassion, and active engagement in peacebuilding. Participants reflected on the need to confront injustice, demonstrate moral courage, and leave a legacy of peace for future generations. The training also highlighted values such as gratitude, consideration for others, sacrifice, and forgiveness as essential foundations for harmonious communities.
The curriculum introduced participants to HWPL’s Peace Education framework. Early sessions focused on character-building lessons, including appreciation for kindness, concern for others’ well-being, selfless service, and reconciliation. The final session expanded on these themes by exploring respect for elders, preservation of cultural heritage, and adherence to laws that support peaceful societies. Interactive discussions followed each session, allowing attendees to exchange ideas and practical experiences related to peace education.
Participants expressed positive feedback, noting that the training offered valuable guidance and strengthened their existing peace initiatives. Several attendees indicated plans to apply the lessons within their organizations and communities to promote positive social change.
According to organizers, additional make-up sessions will be offered, and participants who complete the required standards may be appointed as HWPL Peace Educators. The organization stated that it will continue promoting peace through education, interfaith dialogue, and cooperation with youth and civil society groups around the world.
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