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The Bhoomi College, Bangaluru and Samanvaya got together to launch a Green Economy course on 27th Sept 2023. The course spread over 8 on-line classes and a camp is the first time that such a course has been offered as a collaboration.
The programme was specifically designed with government officials, CSR executives, corporate professionals in mind and the course is being offered especially for decision makers to equip them with critical perspective and serious development model drawn from Indian case studies and Gandhian ideas.
In August this year, Samanvaya signed an MoU with the College of Atlantic, Maine, USA to launch the semester long course on Gandhian Economics and Green Entrepreneurship during the fall of 2023. Spread over 10 weeks, this course, partly offered by Ram while he is in USA, in person, will be followed subsequently virtually.
The course has students from 4 continents, 8 nationalities and diverse genders. It is wonderful to find their interest in Gandhian thought and economic ideas. The beautiful campus of the College of Atlantic provides for a creative setting in which all the…
Director, Samanvaya gives a talk to the faculty, researchers and students of the Howard University today, Washington.
The link for the talk is available here
Email chief@samanvaya.com in case you cannot access the recording.
Note by Rev. Sara Wolcott, Director, Sequoia Samanvaya
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While our friend Ramasubramanian sojourns with us, he is offering several virtual talks on different issues pertaining to creating regenerative cultures. Yesterday was one on ethics and technologists. Next week, Wednesday, August 30, 2023, we are co-hosting a session with the Re: The Regenerative School
In yesterday's talk, he started with some of how he challenges and helps to shift young people's motivations, and then got into some aspects of ancient Indian culture, including how each vocation has its own dharma,…
The Parliament of World's Religions was held between the 13th and 18th of Aug 2023 in the town of Chicago where it had its first session in 1993. The first Parliament of World Religion's was most famous (at least in India) for the impact a young Indian sannyasi made in the gathering with the simple words uttered with a great amount of prayer and meditation behind, Swami Vivekananda. It broke not just the stereotypical way in which the audience must have been addressed until then and created an universal message sans sectoral divides. It appealed to everyone cutting across religious barriers…
The annual Samanvaya Hind Swaraj programme commences this Oct 2nd. This time it will be in English meant for all-India audience. You can register using the link or the QR code in the image as well - https://forms.gle/mjtcK5AvessX3Vsb7