Let's celebrate our progress towards a more inclusive and accessible world.

“Before I began my journey of Experiential Education and Play for Peace, I had done an MBA from Mumbai University, and worked on entrepreneurial ventures, and brand consulting projects. But my heart was in the 'enabling' space. Like they say, what…

“We started with the [Play for Peace] ritual and then the mentors and trainers took over and led games one after another without pause. They kept the energy of the group up and showed how we promote inclusion and support each other throughout the…

“One common feeling among participant facilitators was the transformation of their initial nervousness into confidence.  Also, the fact that the children were initially a little shy and then totally got into playing and expressing themselves.”…

A growing body of research is now focusing on the connection between nature and health and wellness, and the results are clear: experiencing nature has both psychological and physiological benefits. But how good is it for our health, and how can we use nature to connect with our children?

How can you #praticepeace in your life? When you find yourself disappointed in someone you deeply care about, it's essential to approach the situation with understanding and compassion.

I’m constantly inspired by the power of human tenacity in the face of the most challenging circumstances. Our PFP community member from Afghanistan, Morteza, had to flee his home for the safety of his family.

The discussion on child rights touched on sensitive issues like sexual exploitation, poor hygiene, and gender-discrimination. Almost everyone had something to say while others shared personal experiences. Recently Play for Peace trainers Swati…

This event demonstrated the importance of having the ability to deal with confrontation and the discomfort of others, especially when dealing with a diverse group. On the second of the workshop on Advocacy of Child Rights through Puppetry and…