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Arigatou International organized a workshop to introduce its Learning to Live Together manual at the annual conference of the International Association for Intercultural Education, held from 17 to 21 September in Zagreb at the faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, under the theme “ Unity and disunity connections and separations”: Intercultural Education […]

GNRC Porto Alegre initiated a project with communities assisted byPastoral da Criançain Brazil to use the Learning to Live Together manual with mothers.  The purpose is to nurture positive parenting skills and strengthen mothers' self-esteem and bonds with their children.

On the 6th of August, the Coimbatore Peace Festival was held in Coimbatore City gathering 1300 children and youth from 79 institutions. The Festival, which focused on issues such as ending poverty, building peace and transforming the world, was organized and run by the Youth Section of Shanti Ashram with Arigatou International (GNRC) participating as

GNRC Latin America and the Caribbean organized its first Ethics Education workshop in Cuba. With an impressive view to the Bahía de Matanzas and the participation of a diverse group of adults and youth of different religious communities, the Ethics Education Workshop on the “Learning to Live Together” took place at the Evangelical Seminary of

An initiative to introduce the Learning to Live Together manual in schools in Athens is being developed in collaboration with the Inter-Orthodox Center of the Church of Greece, under the leadership of Dr Angelos Vallianatos, National Advisor on Religion Lessons for the Greek Ministry of Education.  The initiative aims to train teachers of primary, secondary

An article by Rev. Keishi Miyamoto, President of Arigatou International, was published today at the prestigious and widely read World Economic Forum Blog.

From 5 to 8 August an ethics education workshop was held at the Myochikai premises in Tokyo to introduce and train members of the youth and women's division in the the Learning to Live Together Programme.  The workshop brought together 28 participants whom for four days engaged in interactive dialogue and activities to learn about

Mrs Gelly Aroni, trained trainer of the Arigatou Learning to Live Together manual, represented Arigatou International in an Interreligious Conference held in Graz, Austria, where she participated on a panel on Religion and Spirituality and presented the manual as a solid pedagogical tool to support children's spiritual growth. 

The newly appointed Director for Arigatou International, Ms. Maria Lucia Uribe Torres has taken on the leadership responsibilities for the office in Geneva.

Ten years after the initiation of the Arigatou International ethics education initiative, an International Seminar was arranged to celebrate the achievments and thank all involed but also to solicit input for the direction and strategies for the next decade of ethics education for children from an interfaith perspective