What are the lessons that Gandhi brought to the world? How are these messages relevant in today’s context?

The Gandhi Experiment aims to teach our youth how to become global citizens. Global citizenship is loosely defined as “recognising the interconnectedness of life, respecting cultural diversity and human rights, advocating global social justice, empathising with suffering people around the world, seeing the world as others see it and feeling a sense of moral responsibility for planet Earth.” In effect, rather than seeing oneself as a citizen of a single country or place, a global citizen sees their identity as transcending borders of politics and geography, operating as a member of humanity and not just a single nationality.

A print book, The Gandhi Experiment , equips teachers and parents with tools and strategies for peace-building.