My internship with Shanti Sahyog was a worthwhile experience and I feel that it has prepared me well for my professional career. Working for the International Initiative for Nonviolent Defence and attending and participating in the various workshops conducted by Dr. Suman, helped me gain a deeper understanding of Nonviolent defence and the Gandhian philosophy and how it can be applied in our day to day lives and the various ways through which Nonviolent defence can be used to create a world beyond war and promote peace. I was also able to learn about the different aspects of conflict resolution. I was really inspired by ma'am's dedication towards the cause.It was truly an enriching experience for me and I will forever be grateful to Suman ma'am for giving me this wonderful opportunity to be a small part of this important initiative.
Hirrannya Pant
(Jesus and Mary College, New Delhi)
The experience was amazing. I have got to work with the kids at the ground level and it gave me first hand experience. I would like to thank Shanti Sahyog for being open and giving me the opportunity to learn so much. It was enlightening and fulfilling. The experience of working in a slum area was very different. I learned how difficult it is for the slum dwellers for access to better education, health and livelihood. I am very proud to have volunteered here in Shanti Sahyog who is working for the welfare of these under priviledged sections of the society.
EESHNA GUPTA
(Amity Intl. School, Saket, New Delhi)
“This internship was a one of a kind experience, packed with a lot of different lessons to keep for life. Additionally, I want to express my gratitude to the organisation for giving us this opportunity to learn and work for such a unique initiative. I really look forward to see the impact brought about by the CFN, as the programs unfold."
RIYA KANDWAL
(Amity Intl. School, Saket, New Delhi)
"I consider myself very fortunate to be a part of this Internship. I am grateful for having a chance to meet so many wonderful people and professionals who led me through this internship, especially Suman Khanna Aggarwal ma’am. This internship is a small taste of the real world. In a nutshell, this internship has been an excellent and rewarding experience for me."
SHRESTHA NIGAM
(Shanti sahyog .NGO, New Delhi)
“I have gained many skills, and I have learnt about Nonviolence and strategies to implement it in day to day life. This internship not only helped me in getting familiar with social issues but also gave me a broad overview of the issue."
ISHA GUPTA
(Shanti sahyog.NGO, New Delhi)
