by Michelle Cameron | Sep 19, 2013 | Blog, Peace Education Program, Peace for People |
Victor Kamont, 61, returned to higher education at age 57, following his desire to support Prem Rawat in spreading his message of peace. He now holds degrees in Journalism; Photo-journalism and Arts & Science from Pierce College, CA. Michelle Cameron was born and...
by Chip Presendofer | Aug 26, 2013 | Blog, Peace Education Program, Peace for People |
PEP volunteer Chip Presendofer provides us with a unique perspective on the steps he and a dedicated group of individuals have taken to launch a PEP program in Berks County Jail, Pennsylvania. The group is currently working on launching a second program at another...
by Chip Presendofer | Aug 20, 2013 | Blog, Peace Education Program, Peace for People |
PEP volunteer Chip Presendofer provides us with a unique perspective on the steps he and a dedicated group of individuals have taken to launch a PEP program in Berks County Jail, Pennsylvania. The group is currently working on launching a second program at another...
by Kathryn Bright | Aug 4, 2013 | Blog, Peace Education Program |
Guest Blogger Kathryn Bright spent six months in Northern Ecuador as part of a team helping to launch the Peace Education Program in South America. This is her report. TPRF: You just came back to Colorado after 6 months volunteering in Northern Ecuador. What inspired...
by The Prem Rawat Foundation | Jul 29, 2013 | Blog, Peace Education Program |
This blog is the second installment of our volunteer story series. Doug Sage lives in Toronto, Canada and is a retired business owner. He has been a TPRF volunteer for about one year. Beryl Williams lives in the UK and runs a translation services company. Beryl and...
