Say NO to food dumping! Ensuring zero food wastage
‘I live to eat’ is one of the most famous lines said by food connoisseurs worldwide. But there are millions of people who remain hungry. According to the United Nations, one in nine people does not have sufficient food to lead a healthy life. Hunger kills more people every day than AIDS, malaria, and […]
Climate Change and it’s effects
Rising global temperatures have resulted in an increased frequency of wildfires, droughts, and unprecedented rainfall. Bushfires destroyed 18.6 million hectares of land and killed or displaced 3 billion animals, in Australia from 2019 to 2020. As warmer air traps moisture, wildfires and droughts have become more common. 2021 has seen the worst wildfires in recorded […]
Challenge Poverty Week 2021 | Go Dharmic
From the 11th to the 17th of October is Challenge Poverty Week, a time where we can share our thoughts on what needs to be done in order to help our communities. Across England and Wales events are taking place that provides a space for these much-needed conversations to happen. On the 17th, we will […]
How Go Dharmic is using Non-violence to address Climate Change
“What we are doing to the forests of the world is a mirror reflection of what we are doing to ourselves and one another. Non—violence is the greatest force at the disposal of mankind. It is mightier than the mightiest weapon of destruction.” – Mahatma Gandhi Saturday, 2nd October, was celebrated as the 152nd birth […]
Go Dharmic UK welcomes Shivani Patel as a Trustee
From strength to strength! Go Dharmic is overjoyed to welcome Shivani Patel as a Trustee. Shivani has a legal background and is currently a trainee solicitor. Shivani will help grow Go Dharmic’s presence to serve Go Dharmic’s campaigns better to help vulnerable persons, animals, and the environment. She has already been sharing much of her […]
Climate change and it’s effect on our Biodiversity
Biodiversity is critical to human life and our planet. The vast diversity within nature ensures clean water in our rivers and the pollination of our crops. It includes the largest of megafauna to the smallest of bacteria. Thus, to abandon biodiversity is to potentially abandon our future. What, then, is a greater threat to biodiversity […]
COP26 President Alok Sharma, Members of Mahatma Gandhi family & Sadhguru speak for Go Dharmic on Ahimsa for our Environment
“It’s our most important work. Many people will know Go Dharmic from our humanitarian work, in the field of serving people directly who are struggling for food, who are unable to get access to medical attention..as our dharma is to do that work. But, still, I also think that there’s even more important dharma of […]
Go Dharmic UK welcomes Sejal Patel as a Trustee
We are pleased to welcome Sejal Patel as a Trustee to Go Dharmic UK. She is the co-founder and Managing Partner of Meraki Consult. Sejal brings incredible experience and expertise in Governance, Leadership and Oversight, Safeguarding, whistle-blowing, Compliance, Quality, Risk Management, Assurance, and Strategic Planning. Go Dharmic will grow to new heights with Sejal’s support. […]
Hanuman Dass meets Vanessa Nakate at COP26 as part of Go Dharmic’s mission to raise awareness about the value of Ahimsa (non-violence) to protect the Earth
Go Dharmic is attending the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow and taking the message of Ahimsa (Non-violence) and its importance for protecting our environment. ‘Causing no harm to any living being, or at least as little harm as possible is the way of life which represents the highest expression of Dharma.’ […]