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The Arigatou International’s Ethics Education Initiative launched on 25 February an online course on Nurturing Spirituality in Children. The course is part of a series of online courses to complete the Advanced Training Accreditation of the Learning to Live Together Programme. 

The Learning to Live Together Programme (LTLT) was first introduced to Amalina Islamic School during a facilitator-training workshop conducted in Indonesia by GNRC South Asia and Arigatou International in partnership with UNESCO National Commission Indonesia in 2012 and with the help of Ms. Wati Wardani (participant in regional LTLT workshop in Sri Lanka). Pembangunan Jaya

This time Voices of children and youth features Matias Alejandro Flores Mejía from El Salvador. He talks about his experience with the GNRC in El Salvador with the Learning to Live Together Programme and how it helped him grow and understand more about himself.

From 31 October to 1 November, Arigatou International representatives had the opportunity to visit some of the nine ethics education implementation projects carried out by GNRC El Salvador.

We owe our children-happiness, said Professor. M.S.Swaminathan delivering the inaugural ‘India cares’ 2014 oration on the eve of Children’s Day. The call for happiness is relevant to all children and transcends beyond individual challenges and diverse life settings our children find themselves in. Everyone who has the opportunity to interact with a child can perhaps

On 15 November 2014 the second of a round of two meetings on the planning and implementation of Learning to Live Together took place in Athens, Greece. The participants were made up of teachers from various grade levels (from Kindergarten to Elementary to High School and Lyceum). They discussed how the Learning to Live Together

PEACEBUILDING AND ETHICS EDUCATION: Different but supplementary On the 7th of October, Arigatou International Geneva office together with GNRC Colombia carried out an introductory workshop with 37 members of the Peace Builders Movement. This workshop was held in the framework of the VI National Summit of the Peace Builders Movement, a participation process supported by

From 2 – 5 August, the first South East Asia Regional workshop on the Learning to Live Together Programme was held in Bangkok for 25 participants from Bhutan, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Myanmar, the Philippines and Thailand.

The fourth GNRC workshop of the Learning to Live Together Programme in Brazil took place in Salvador, in the state of Bahia, between 4 – 8 June 4 2014.  Seven institutions representing different religious backgrounds participated. The workshop aimed to put into practice LTLT as well as in introducing a pilot project for the Strengthening

A three-day workshop was held on August 12-14, organized in Port Louis, Mauritius for several religious groups to introduce the Learning to Live Together Ethics Education programme for children.  

The Learning to Play Together good practice booklet has officially been launched and is now available. This is an excellent tool for those interested in using games and sports to promote mutual understanding and respect as well as fostering ethical values in children through play, critical reflections, collaboration and action.