Be Kind Movement celebrates CEO Premila Puri and Chair Lisa Ardley-Price for their remarkable contributions. Lisa, named a ‘Leading Light’ by Kindness and Leadership, is recognized for advancing diversity and inclusion.
Premila Puri, CEO of Be Kind Movement, has been shortlisted for a Social Impact Award at the prestigious NOVI Awards, set to take place in London later this month.
International Women's Day is more than just a date on the calendar—it's a global movement towards gender equality and female empowerment. While celebrations often involve gestures like chocolates and flowers, the true spirit lies in fostering meaningful change and inclusivity. It's a global celebration of women's achievements, a call for gender equality, and a reminder of the work still to be done. In this blog, we explore the significance of International Women's Day and how the men in our lives can advocate for women.
There have been many studies that prove that charity and kindness can have a positive impact on our mental and physical health.
In a world as diverse as ours, conflict is a part and parcel of life. Conflict can happen between individuals, communities, nations, and even within us. In the turbulent times we live in, it becomes increasingly important to learn how to resolve these disputes peacefully.
At the Be Kind Movement, our genesis is rooted in the power of kindness. One way we try to manifest this is by sharing the valuable insights we've gained. We genuinely believe in paying it forward, doing the right thing simply because it is. Sharing our journey in achieving recognition and growing awareness seems like a natural extension of this philosophy, allowing others to benefit from what we've learned.