News & reports
Learning, planting and caring across borders. Reports from PCAP and its educational partners, with the original website’s stories preserved for a new generation.
From the wider movement
Dated reports from the movement’s educational partners.
Ananda Marga School in Lahari Sarai, Darbhanga held an art competition and a PCAP event in November 2023. The activities were reported in Gurukula Network’s January 2024 issue.
The report offers a glimpse of PCAP’s place in a school community where creativity and care can grow together.
Read the school’s reportGurukula Network’s Issue 56 reports a PCAP program at the Ananda Marga school in Prayagraj. The program emphasized water conservation, afforestation, and developing love for flora and fauna.
The publication identifies the school’s activities; it does not state a separate event date.
Read the education reportFrom the original PCAP website
Public programs, community fairs and a nursery connecting tree planting with clean water.
Original PCAP World News
PCAP activists arranged public programs for the Global Coordinator in Korea in April and Cebu, Philippines in May. The programs introduced PCAP’s Total Ecology approach to global ecological issues.
Lectures in Busan, Seoul, Jeonju, Incheon, Anyong and Seosan attracted more than 280 people. The Far East Asia coordinator planned follow-up study circles in those communities.
In Cebu, three public lectures and television, newspaper and radio interviews were followed by a two-day Total Ecology workshop. A closing planning session identified local issues for activities by the new PCAP unit.
Original PCAP World News
At Singapore’s Ecogreen and Inner Green Lifestyle Fair on April 11–12, PCAP participants distributed T-shirts, leaflets and promotional materials to visitors.
At a similar mid-April fair in Adelaide, Australia, activists explored the relationship between vegetarian eating and climate change.
In Portland, USA, PCAP partners took part in January’s Activist Roundup. A photographic display and leaflets encouraged support for their animal sanctuary.
Explore compassionate vegetarian livingOriginal PCAP World News
PCAP partners in Mafi-Zongo started a nursery to prepare trees for transplanting around the dam’s catchment. The dam supplied drinking water to 26 villages.
The nursery brought care for the surrounding landscape into the work of protecting a vital community water source.