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Join Our Board of Directors

Are you passionate about peace, justice, and education? Do you believe in the power of non-violent action to transform society?

The Mahatma Gandhi Canadian Foundation for World Peace is seeking dynamic and dedicated individuals from across Canada to join our Board of Directors.

Our Mission:

Inspired by Gandhi's life and principles, we envision a just and peaceful society.

Our Vision:

We promote peace and encourage non-violent action based on Gandhian principles through education, public awareness, collaboration, and building intercultural understanding. As we embark on a renewed focus aligned with our strategic priority areas Reconciliation through Education and Education for Peace and Social Justice we invite individuals with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives to join us in advancing this important work.

We welcome Board members who are:

• Committed to values of peace, non-violence, justice, and equity
• Passionate about education and reconciliation
• Experienced or interested in areas such as social justice, community building, intercultural dialogue, or nonprofit governance
• Able to contribute actively to one of our two core committees: Reconciliation or Education

Board Member Commitment:

• Attend bi-monthly virtual Board meetings
• Participate meaningfully in committee work
• Collaborate with a dedicated team of educators, activists, and change-makers

This is a volunteer position offering an opportunity to contribute to a national dialogue on peace and justice, while learning from experienced leaders and helping to shape educational initiatives that foster social change.

How to Apply:

To express your interest or to learn more, please Email us at [email protected].
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis

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Established 1990   BN/Registration Number: 89884 5433 RR 0001
Last updated Mar 9 , 2026 AJ

  • HOME
  • SEASON FOR NONVIOLENCE
    • Letters of Hope
    • Ideas for Educators
    • Week 1 Themes >
      • Day 1 - January 30 - Courage
      • Day 2 - January 31 - Smiling
      • Day 3 - February 1 - Appreciation
      • Day 4 - February 2 - Caring
      • Day 5 - February 3 - Believing
      • Day 6 - February 4 - Simplicity
      • Day 7 - February 5 - Education
    • Week 2 Themes >
      • Day 8 - February 6 - Healing
      • Day 9 - February 7 - Dreaming
      • Day 10 - February 8 - Faith
      • Day 11 - February 9 - Contemplation
      • Day 12 - February 10 - Groundedness
      • Day 13 - February 11 - Creativity
      • Day 14 - February 12 - Humility
    • Week 3 Themes >
      • Day 15 - February 13 - Reverence
      • Day 16 - February 14 - Gratitude
      • Day 17 - February 15 - Integrity
      • Day 18 - February 16 - Freedom
      • Day 19 - February 17 - Acceptance
      • Day 20 - February 18 - Self-Forgiveness
      • Day 21 - February 19 - Inspiration
    • Week 4 Themes >
      • Day 22 - February 20 - Mission
      • Day 23 - February 21 - Prayer
      • Day 24 - February 22 - Harmony
      • Day 25 - February 23 - Friendliness
      • Day 26 - February 24 - Respect
      • Day 27 - February 25 - Generosity
      • Day 28 - February 26 - Listening
    • Week 5 Themes >
      • Day 29 - February 27 - Forgiveness
      • Day 30 - February 28 - Amends
      • Day 31 - March 1 - Praising
      • Day 32 - March 2 - Patience
      • Day 33 - March 3 - Acknowledgement
      • Day 34 - March 4 - Love
      • Day 35 - March 5 - Understanding
    • Week 6 Themes >
      • Day 36 - March 6 - Mindfulness
      • Day 37 - March 7 - Graciousness
      • Day 38 - March 8 - Kindness
      • Day 39 - March 9 - Dialogue
      • Day 40 - March 10 - Unity
      • Day 41 - March 11 - Openness
      • Day 42 - March 12 - Accountability
    • Week 7 Themes >
      • Day 43 - March 13 - Uniqueness
      • Day 44 - March 14 - Cooperation
      • Day 45 - March 15 - Mastery
      • Day 46 - March 16 - Compassion
      • Day 47 - March 17 - Disarmament
      • Day 48 - March 18 - Ecology
      • Day 49 - March 19 - Honour
    • Week 8 Themes >
      • Day 50 - March 20 - Choice
      • Day 51 - March 21 - Advocacy
      • Day 52 - March 22 - Equality
      • Day 53 - March 23 - Action
      • Day 54 - March 24 - Giving
      • Day 55 - March 25 - Responsibility
      • Day 56 - March 26 - Self-Sufficiency
    • Week 9 Themes >
      • Day 57 - March 27 - Service
      • Day 58 - March 28 - Citizenship
      • Day 59 - March 29 - Intervention
      • Day 60 - March 30 - Witnessing
      • Day 61 - March 31 - Peace
      • Day 62 - April 1 - Commitment
      • Day 63 - April 2 - Release
    • Week 10 Themes >
      • Day 64 - April 3 - Celebration
      • April 4th - In Closing
  • EVENTS
    • Savita Shah Award 2025
  • OUR HISTORY
  • OUR TEAM
  • Get Involved
    • Join Our Board of Directors
    • Job Board
    • Contact Us
  • More Information
    • 80 KM for 80 years: Pugwash to Truro Peace Walk
    • Bylaws & Funding