The Universal Peace Conference 2023

The UPC 2023 will take place on March 24-26, 2023

Universal Peace Conference is a free event, open for people from all different backgrounds and religions to share their knowledge and experience to help humanity for peace and prosperity. We strive for unity in religions, yoga, spirituality, science, and technology to create harmony and brotherhood on Earth.The 3 main themes of the Universal Peace Conference of 2023 are:

Ancient Yogic Sciences
Modern World Issues
Successful Education Blueprint

The date of the event is confirmed: 24-26 March 2023 The hashtag for social media is #UPC2023We already have confirmation of participation from many distinguished speakers for the Universal Peace Conference of 2023:

Speakers

Artists

Moderators

Call for Artists, Performers, and Speakers

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We are searching for more exciting speakers and performers. If you know someone or would like to participate yourself, send us your request to: sunyogi.info@gmail.comor Contact Jonathan Charpentier or the event moderators listed above (Axel, Meena ma, Vikas)Jonathan’s phone: +1 (612) 670-2264 (USA mobile + WhatsApp)Email: sunyoga@jonathancharpentier.comLanguage: English, French, a little bit of German.

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Phil Lane Jr., Hereditary Chief

Country: Canada

Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr. is an enrolled member of the Ihanktonwan Dakota and Chickasaw Nations and is an internationally recognized leader in human, community, and economic development.

During the past 54 years, Chief Lane has worked with Indigenous Peoples from the Americas, Micronesia, South East Asia, China, India, Hawaii, and Africa. He served 16 years as an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Education at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada (1980-1996). In 1982, Chief Lane co-founded the Four Worlds International Institute (FWII) with Indigenous Elders and Spiritual Leaders. As well, Phil is Chairman of Four Directions International and Compassion Games International.

Chief Lane has been the recipient of multiple awards and recognition. He was the first indigenous person to win the prestigious Windstar Award, presented annually on behalf of the late John Denver and the Windstar Foundation. In 2000, he received the Year 2000 Award for Freedom and Human Rights awarded by the Swiss Foundation. Other winners of this award include Nobel Prize winner Wangari Maathai, the Dalai Lama, Lord Yehudi Menuhin, Jacques-Yves Cousteau, and Yevgeni Velikhov, Vice President, Soviet Academy of Sciences.

In 2008, Chief Lane received the Ally Award presented by the Center for Healing Racism. Particular emphasis for this award was for his dedicated work, for more than 19 years, as one of the key Indigenous leaders in the resolution of Canada’s Residential School issue, which involved the sexual, physical, cultural, psychological, and emotional abuse of thousands of Aboriginal children in Canada. The process resulted in a more than $4 billion settlement for Residential School survivors.

On August 15, 1992, in recognition of his hereditary lineage of leadership and longtime service to Indigenous Peoples and the Human Family, Indigenous Elders from across North America recognized Phil as a Hereditary Chief of the Hinhan Wicasa and Deloria Tiospayes of the Ihanktonwan Nation, through a Traditional Headdress Ceremony.

Chief Lane currently serves as a member of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society, (AISES), Council of Elders. He is the host of the Shift Network’s Global Indigenous Wisdom Summits. As well, Chief Lane is an Honorary International Advisor to the Help Foundation of the Beijing Women’s and Children’s Development Foundation and is a co-founder and Global Trustee of the United Religions Initiative.

In 1982, with Indigenous elders and spiritual leaders from across North America, Chief Lane founded the Four Worlds International Institute (FWII). FWII became an independent Institute in 1995. With Chief Lane’s guidance and applied experience, FWII has become an internationally recognized leader in human, community, and economic development because of the Institute’s unique focus on the importance of culture and spirituality in all elements of development.