Voices for Humanity

Pastor Jeffrey Mack and the Circle of Brotherhood steer Miami's Liberty City away from its violent past. Committed to uplifting the community, they hit the streets, planting seeds of tolerance and unity with The Way to Happiness.

Eva Rehorova viewed learning English as a necessity to prospering in the post-communist Czech Republic economy. Her award-winning English schools are helping tens of thousands of Czech citizens attain the proficiency they need to succeed.

Jorjão Oliveira had a promising rap music career in Brazil before drugs and time in prison cut it short. With a new goal to prevent kids from destroying their lives with drugs, he started a popular rap group spreading an antidrug message.

Manishwar Purmanund champions human rights across the island nation of Mauritius. Tracing many of the country's social ills to a lack of human rights education, his work is empowering citizens and building a more just and stable society.

Antónia Novák was first alerted to the problem of bullying in Hungary's schools when her son was the target of aggression. Today, she and her husband are leading a movement to strengthen moral values and create a more flourishing nation.

Richmond Atta-Williams is transforming Ghana's educational system with L. Ron Hubbard's Study Technology. Along with teachers he's trained to deliver the Technology, they have empowered over 28,000 students with the skills to flourish.

After a 10-year civil war, Nepal was left with a lasting legacy of violence and social upheaval. Meena Sharma is guiding the country back to its strong traditional roots with respect to moral values using The Way to Happiness.

Morgan Bruiners is an antidrug activist educating youth in South Africa with the Truth About Drugs. As a former drug user, his message on how drugs destroy lives resonates where 70 percent of households are affected by substance abuse.

Catalina Maldonado is bringing hope back to Ecuador, a country long caught in the middle of drug wars and rising violence, by sharing the wisdom of The Way to Happiness. Her work's transformative impact is being hailed by civic leaders.

Ladislas Nkundabanyanga is an educator on a mission to heal the wounds lingering between Hutu and Tutsi tribes in the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide. By educating Rwandans on human rights, he's helping build a better country for all.

Kalesi Toga Volatabu is responding to the rising drug use in the Fiji Islands by spearheading a movement to spread information on the true dangers of drugs. Her efforts to educate the public continue despite threats from drug cartels

As a boy, Chief Marcos's life was transformed when he joined the Boy Scouts. Today, he's promoting Scouting and emphasizing the importance of moral values education among at-risk youth across Brazil to help them build a brighter future.

Isabelle Vladoiu is on a mission to fight modern-day slavery and abuses by raising awareness of human rights. The founder of the US Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights, she's credited with helping educate governments around the world.