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Gandhi Foundation

The Gandhi Foundation

The Gandhi Foundation was set up in 1983 to spread knowledge of the philosophy and teaching of Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948) in Britain.

The purpose of the Foundation is to apply this teaching to some of the major concerns of our times: violence, social injustice, oppression, racial discrimination, destruction of the environment, economic inequality, exploitation of animals, the arms trade and war. Thus it maintains a relevant witness as a spur to nonviolent action to transform our contemporary world.

The Gandhi Foundation has an office in Kingsley Hall Community Centre in East London where Gandhi stayed in 1931.

A statuette of Gandhi in the Peace Library Photo: Stacey Yates

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Contact Details

Tel : 01932 343 614
Fax : 01932 343 614
E-mail : dmoll_gandhifndn@onetel.com

URL : www.gandhifoundation.org
www.gandhi.kingsleyhall.co.uk

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