HR!Day747 - Ecopeace Teen Cafe: Towards Peace Through Climate Action - Greshma Pious Raju
Day 747 Mon 7/24/23 Ecopeace Teen Cafe: Towards Peace Through Climate Action
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The world of uncertainties is experiencing increasing challenges due to climate change and armed violence. The project Ecopeace Teen Cafe started with the vision to create an inclusive and safe space for young people to have dialogue and equip them to take action for a better and more peaceful world. Young people in the Ecopeace Teen Cafe are trying to find solutions to the most pressing challenges existing in society. They believe compassionate climate actions for the planet and community of life bring peace, and harmony among all life forms. The way humans come together for a common goal unites humanity without any form of discrimination. Ecopeace Teen Cafe is trying to turn the challenges of climate change into a new opportunity to create a global connection by offering a space to bring people together without any boundaries through an online platform.
Greshma Pious Raju is a young peacebuilder and founder of Ecopeace Teen Cafe, an online transformative education program for teenagers, where she focuses on caring for the community, environmental protection, social justice and nonviolent communication. She has several years of experience in interfaith and environmental peacebuilding. Greshma started her peacebuilding journey at the age of fourteen by hosting interfaith dialogues among her classmates from diverse religious and cultural backgrounds. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Kerala in India, and a Master of Arts in English from Indira Gandhi National Open University in India. In 2019, she earned her Master’s degree in International Peace Studies from the United Nations University for Peace, Costa Rica.
Convener:
Jim Garrison
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