Saira Rashad, our Salamti Fellow carried out Community Action Project titled as “Hum Sub – United in Difference”. It was conducted at Lincoln Corner, University of Sargodha on 12 September, 2019 with the assistance of Pakistan-US Alumni Network.
Peacebuilding is an indispensable need and approach to build a prosperous and progressive
society. It supports communities to refrain from violence and extremism, if instilled
appropriately.
Muzammil, an activist has stepped forward to counsel the youth of rural areas by sharing his own experiences and talking about the issues of our education system.
he world needs more peace and co-operation rather than rage and conflict. Considering this, our Salamti Fellow, Muhammad Asad organized “Amn Baithak” (Peace Gathering) under the theme of Agree to Disagree (Difference of Opinion).
Haris Bin Saqib, a passionate traveler dreamer and activist from Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. He loves to travel, explore and connect with communities of different origins.
Marina, a social activist, started to help her neighbors with resources leading to education and employment. She initiated a platform to explore the talent of people to generate their own revenues.
Maliha Sahar, CSS officer, has created spaces for focused group discussion where community members talk about the existing issues in the society and share their stories. Alongside, they provide necessary things to school children and other people in their community.
Jayaa is a young peace promoter who is passionate to bring positive change in the society. She has rendered her services voluntarily from community development. She holds excellent academic record from school to university.
Our Salamti Fellow, Iqra Khan curated a group discussion with the students of Government Degree College for Women, Hazro on peace, violence and countering violent extremism.
Huda Zainab, an activist, is challenging the ill-defined culture/norms against “Autism” in our society. She is spreading the awareness and creating the spaces for autistic children and their mothers specifically and also for community members to understand the phenomenon.