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 

Two Arigatou International trained trainers introduced the ethics education program andLearing to Live Togetherat an International Seminar for teachers and trainers in Athens in April.

The teachers of the 5th grade students of the Elementary School of Intercultural Education of Paleo Faliro, Athens, Greece  used two activities from the Learning to Live Together manual to organize actions for the 6 MarchDay of Action against Bullying and School Violenceand the 21 MarchDay against Racial Discrimination.

A Learning to Live Together training workshop  was organized 4-9 March 2013 in Thimphu, Bhutan.

This training workshop is unique, not because it was done in the District of Kilimanjaro, but because it was organized, for the first time, for a group of Sports teachers.

Sarvodaya Movement, through the South Asian Secretariat of the Global Network of Religions for Children, has organized a training on ‘Learning To Live Together – Inter-cultural and Inter-faith Ethics Education Program for Children’ for 40 educators in Jakarta, Indonesia.Read more….