Abstract
The registered nonprofit charitable trust Shabnam Resources focuses on the welfare of children and senior women in rural and semi-urban areas in India, particularly on the fulfillment of their needs they are experiencing in destitution. It has practiced peacebuilding in many different spheres for years, modeling a philosophy that does not remain academic yet is practiced every day. The word “shabnam” means “the first rain after a dry spell.” It is the rain that refreshes the earth’s organisms and the minds of people; likewise, Shabnam restores by enacting aspects of love.
Vision: We strongly believe children are made to love. They are not merely a matter of a reproductive result. Concept: Shabnam (the first refreshing rain after a dry spell)
Shabnam Resources, 2010
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Hubert, M.R. (2010). Children Are Made to Love: Liberation Education in India. In: Carter, C.C., Kumar, R. (eds) Peace Philosophy in Action. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230112995_10
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