What: World Without Hate’s signature Empathy Ambassadors Leadership Training is a multi-disciplinary, multi-cultural, development program in which participants discover, or rediscover, and connect, reconnect, or expand how they live and interact in the world, both within and around them. Workshops are fully customized as participants engage in highly participatory and multi-faceted storytelling activities focusing on healthy human development and bridge building through:
How: Workshops are customizable and can run from one to three days. Each can be designed in a variety of ways, including:
Special guest presenters, facilitators, and experts are highlighted and utilized throughout each workshop, especially when focusing or further expanding upon a particular topic or modality.
Who: Empathy Ambassadors Leadership Training is open and available to ALL who are interested. Our participants have spanned three continents; comprised of multi-lingual, multi-faith, and multi-cultural backgrounds. Teachers, parents, social workers, faith and community leaders, doctors, nurses, and mental health professionals, camp counselors, students, and professional facilitators have all taken part.
When: Our program is available to all communities, within the United States as well as internationally, throughout the year.
Where: Anywhere. Empathy Ambassadors Leadership Training and its facilitators come directly to your hometown.
Cost: Per participant cost varies according to program customization, length, and other client needs. Group and organizational rates are available. Scholarships are also provided when possible.
Why: “It is high time for us to denounce ignorance and hate, to work together to create the world we all deserve; a world without fear, a world without violence, a world without victims, and a world without hate.” ~Rais Bhuiyan
2018 Results: Post workshop surveys have revealed that 85% of participants find Empathy Ambassadors Leadership Training to be “very impactful,” with 84% noting that they’ve gained valuable new skills to utilize as engaged and conscientious citizens within their communities.
One recent participant noted that the program “reinforced my belief in humanity.” Another, from Africa, discovered that, “The people who courageously shared their own stories, and shed tears, helped me connect more deeply with my own stories.” Another exclaimed, “So happy you are doing this vital work.”