Since 2001, Seeds of Peace has inspired and equipped new generations of leaders in India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan with the relationships, understanding, and skills needed to advance peace.
We currently have over 500 Seeds and Educators in South Asia that have graduated from the Seeds of Peace Camp, and thousands more that have participated in, or benefited from, our outreach efforts and local programs.
Our alumni are actively working to transform conflict in and between their countries, leading initiatives in education, media, business, and other sectors that leverage their unique relationships and skills to create economic, social, and political change.
Local Seeds of Peace staff in each country work to build on the Camp experience through intensive, year-round leadership programs that focus on four of the most important assets and abilities that leaders in conflict regions need to create meaningful change: strong relationships across lines of conflict; a sophisticated understanding of core conflict issues; practical skills in communication, critical thinking, and changemaking; and the ability to take action on behalf of peace.
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Join the Indian or Pakistani Delegations to Camp
Camp selection processes for both the Indian and Pakistani Delegations are school-based, so we work with specific schools in Mumbai, Lahore, and Karachi.
• To see if your school is one of our partners in India and to receive an application, please email Sagar Gangurde, our Director of Programs in India.
• Beyond The Classroom Education, a member of Cambridge Social Ventures, is the official partner of Seeds of Peace in Pakistan, responsible for facilitating the selection process for campers and Delegation Leaders. To learn more about our work and partnership with The History Project: Beyond the Classroom and get involved in local programs, please email us at pakistanidelegation@seedsofpeace.org. Note that the 2019 Pakistani Delegation application is now closed.
2019 Camp Dates
Session One (Indian and Pakistani Delegations): June 27 – July 18, 2019
Funding provided by the United States Government.
“After making Indian friends, I now know that Indians have similar mentalities, similar ideologies, and they are people just like us.” — Fahad (Pakistani Seed)