Transforming Culture of Violence into Culture of Peace
Although conflicts are inevitable, unresolved conflicts have become a norm in relationships. Whether at home, at workplace, among friends, relatives, neighbors, in sacred places of worship, we are left with a trail of bitterness, hurts, disappointments.
But it doesn’t have to be so. Conflicts can be transformed, hurts healed, and relationships restored.
ABOUT US
Conflicts transformed | Relationships restored | Communities living in justice and
peace | Nations healed
Peacemakers, in search of radical solutions for conflict and violence, are working towards peace and stability, healing and rest, forgiveness and reconciliation for individuals, families, and civil society actors to nurture a culture of peace, justice, and environmental sustainability in them.
We strive to
Prevent Violence, Promote Peace Education, Preserve a Culture of Peace, Make Justice, Peace, and Reconciliation as Popular Culture in our Communities.
Bring about Conflict Transformation with Peacebuilding Skills Training, for multiple stakeholders including youth, civil society members & leaders, and marginalized groups.
Research on Peace & Conflict Studies and Document Peace Processes.
Collaboratively Build Peace - Strategic Partnerships and Networking, building Peace Movement.
Facilitate Healing & Restoration for individuals, families, groups, organizations, communities, and nations.
Work on Criminal Justice - Psycho-Socio Rehabilitation.
Bring change to Environment Protection & Climate Action.
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If you or someone you know needs support, Peacemakers is here to help. Reach out to us for assistance, resources, and guidance.
PROJECT PEHEL
A Criminal Justice Initiative to help individuals in prison to reform and rebuild their lives.
At the beginning of 2016, we began to work with women prisoners to rehabilitate them and prepare them for reintegration with their families and society at large. The project since then has grown leaps and bounds and we are thankful for all who have made this possible.
In general, prisoners are viewed in fear as criminals or those requiring no mercy. But we forget they are humans, who often end up in prison because of wrong handling of conflicts that turned violent or their life circumstances culminating in an offense or a moment of losing self-control and committing violence, or even being wrongly framed.
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Phone
+91 9481346462