| NEW YORK, USA |
Former gang leader Marion “Tiny” Frampton uses mentorship and The Way to Happiness to transform lives and guide Bronx youth away from violence.
| PAKISTAN |
At just 11 years old, Emlina Randhawa calls herself an Ambassador of Peace and uses The Way to Happiness with her peers, leaders and the community to achieve her goal of bringing peace and happiness to her country of Pakistan.
| KENYA |
Former inmate George Aguko leads the RE4MIST organization, a values-based rehabilitation movement using The Way to Happiness to transform prisons and communities across Kenya.
| HUNGARY |
Antónia Novák and her team are reviving moral values in Hungarian youth through a nationwide art contest that turns the 21 precepts of The Way to Happiness into creative expression and everyday action.
| SOWETO, SOUTH AFRICA |
The Way to Happiness South Africa helped young women draw their own road map to a happier life.
| MIAMI, FLORIDA, USA |
Amid gang violence, Miami’s Circle of Brotherhood is restoring hope—one block, one family, one life at a time—through hands-on programs and The Way to Happiness.
| PHILIPPINES |
Ojie Solitario demonstrates how one person can restore dignity, inspire redemption and rewrite the story of thousands of inmates in the Philippines’ infamously overcrowded prisons.
| SENIGALLIA, ITALY |
Visitors to Senigallia, Italy, enjoyed a unique opportunity to experience the 21 precepts of The Way to Happiness while taking part in the city’s world-famous vintage celebration.
| INTERNATIONAL |
The Way to Happiness Mobile Exhibits are bringing calm and sanity near and far.
| TAIWAN |
Miao-Hsiang Lin uses The Way to Happiness to provide a moral compass to all generations across Taiwan.
