We are excited to announce the release of the Satyagraha Institute’s Workbook in Spanish. This resource offers an accessible and practical guide for leaders, practitioners and communities interested in Nonviolence, peace and social change. The workbook provides tools for reflection, dialogue and action. It is designed to support our training efforts in helping leaders grow and build peace in their communities.

SI and its partner, CCUE I.A.P. (Mexico) are collaborating to launch a project designed for parents, introducing them to the principles of Nonviolence and constructive leadership, while offering practical tools to better understand and transform everyday family conflicts. Parents will be guided to reflect on their own values, strengthen their leadership, and adopt habits that foster trust, respect and harmony at home. The project seeks to empower parents as role models of peace, creating a ripple effect that extends to schools, neighborhoods, and the broader community.

Satyagraha Institute was honored to serve as a consultant and partner to The World House Project Inc. in the Symposium pour la Paix et la Non-Violence au Togo, organized by TI-Mondo in collaboration with the U.S. Embassy in Lomé and the Togolese government.

The symposium focused on building a peaceful and resilient Togo through dialogue and Nonviolence. SI contributed expertise in conflict transformation, participatory peacebuilding, and the adaptation of global practices to the Togolese context. This collaboration reflects our commitment to partnerships that empower communities to advance justice, inclusion, and peace.

From September 17th-20th, 2024, a delegation of SI alumni attended the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Monterrey, Mexico. Listening to the stories and ideas of Nobel Peace Laureates and experts in several areas that relate to peace was inspiring and enriching. 7 SI delegates from across Mexico gathered to learn, discover and reinforce their commitment to peace; we were fortunate to meet with 4 more past participants in the host city and with some of our partners, such as the World House Project (USA) and the Gandhi Foundation (South Africa).