Applications for the Amani Youth Peace Fellowship in Thailand – February 2014 are open now!


Are you a young African peace activist looking for the key to self-development to help you in your life and work? Would you like to learn how to develop your own inner peace in order to engage more effectively in your peace work?
Peace Revolution offers you the opportunity to cultivate a strong peace culture based on the principle of Peace In Peace Out. In cognizance of the special need to develop young peace activists who can respond to the needs of the continent, Peace Revolution will host for the first time an exclusive African Youth Fellowship in Thailand.
Your training starts with the 42 Days online self-development program on our interactive platform providing you the basic theory and practice; develop the tool for inner peace and learn about the concept of PIPO - INNER PEACE + OUTER PEACE = SUSTAINABLE WORLD PEACE. Through the Online Special OPS you have the means to share true peace to friends, family, school and your community at large. The fellowship offers a 14 days intensive training program providing participants with deeper insight in the relationship between inner peace and sustainable world peace and enhancing their ability to create peace within their family, professional and social environment. In addition to our intense meditation practice, participants will gain knowledge of various theoretical approaches that include:
  • Conflict resolution and the role of the basic human self-disciplines.
  • The role of our habits in our daily life and how to improve; the 5 Rooms of life.
  • The factors that determine our perception to think, act and speak; relation between body and mind.
  • Leadership: Eight pillars for a stable peaceful society.

The Thailand fellowship includes:
  • Full or partial sponsoring of airfare*.
  • Free accommodation.
  • Free catering.
  • Free local transportation.
  • Free meditation retreat fee.

* Everyone is welcome to join the fellowship. But to be eligible for the partial sponsoring of airfare, candidates must be between 18-30 years old.

Eligibility:
  • Candidates must be African nationals residing in Africa.
  • Candidates should be 18-30 years old at the time of submitting the application in order to receive the airfare support.
  • Candidates must complete the 42 days online self-development program. Note that in order to submit the application form, candidates do not need to have completed the online self-development program.
  • Candidates must have completed at least one online Special Ops.
  • Candidates have good proficiency in written and spoken English language.
  • Candidates should be optimistic, open-minded, show leadership potential, and have a genuine interest in peace.
  • Candidates should be young leaders in local, national or international organizations.
  • Candidates should send a recommendation letter from their organizations.

Deadline: 31 October 2013 

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