Peace Psychology with Ufra Mir

Episode 5 of the Youth Peace Talks by YPI podcast, hosted by Layla Gegout, titled "Peace Psychology with Ufra Mir" was published on March 8, 2021 and runs 39 minutes.

March 8, 2021 ·39m · Youth Peace Talks by YPI

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Summary

For the last episode of the first season of our podcast, we celebrate Women’s Day with an incredible peace builder based in Kashmir: Ufra is a professional peace psychologist, working fulltime in Myanmar and keeping herself busy in her free time with her nonprofit in Kashmir, Paigaam. Building peace from the ground-up, she has an eclectic approach to her work in which she combines spiritual, mental, physical and other kinds of well-being, and uses art as a medium for exploring inner peace. Enjoy listening to this inspiring episode, and make sure you go follow Ufra Mir on Instagram! Jingle from bensound.

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For the last episode of the first season of our podcast, we celebrate Women’s Day with an incredible peace builder based in Kashmir: Ufra is a professional peace psychologist, working fulltime in Myanmar and keeping herself busy in her free time with her nonprofit in Kashmir, Paigaam. Building peace from the ground-up, she has an eclectic approach to her work in which she combines spiritual, mental, physical and other kinds of well-being, and uses art as a medium for exploring inner peace. Enjoy listening to this inspiring episode, and make sure you go follow Ufra Mir on Instagram! Jingle from bensound.

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