Together with a team from TPRF – the Prem Rawat Foundation – they created a curriculum that consists of 10 videos, each focusing on a particular theme. The videos form the main material for customized, interactive workshops that are are non-religious and non-sectarian. The content of each theme is based on excerpts from Prem Rawat\u2019s international talks. The themes are:\u00a0Peace, Appreciation, Inner Strength, Self-Awareness, Clarity, Understanding, Dignity, Choice, Hope,<\/strong> and Contentment<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Peace Education Programs have been run in many different situations including Civic & Government Groups, <\/a>Community Groups, <\/a>Corporations & Foundations, <\/a>Correctional Facilities, <\/a>Education, <\/a>Health & Wellness, <\/a>Police & Law Enforcement, <\/a>Seniors, <\/a>Special Groups and <\/a>Veterans.<\/a><\/p>\n Participants have enjoyed the course and have been overwhelmingly positive. For example, a Peace Education Program run in the UK at London\u2019s Thameside Prison volunteer Tony McLean<\/em> says; “out of the 140 participants, four didn\u2019t complete the course\u2014less than 3%\u2014so overall, it\u2019s been a huge success”.<\/p>\n In a recent interview Tony went on to say, ” it\u2019s had a wonderful impact. About 140 inmates have participated in all the sessions of the 10-week course. Many inmates have low self-esteem. They come from backgrounds where they have not been respected at all, and a lot of them feel they have never been listened to. Many of them have never really listened to anything either. With the Peace Education Program, they have learned to start listening. It takes less than a minute in any one session for the participants to calm down and pay attention. They are usually more than happy to make comments and many like to express themselves after having studied the materials. Their self-esteem seems to be increasing and many express themselves eloquently.”<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/tprf.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/03\/original_pep_kit_2.jpg\")