Brie Loskota was part of a U.S. Institute of Peace delegation that met with the His Holiness the Dalai Lama to discuss peace-building.
When @brieloskota met @DalaiLama, she brought him @USC hat & button to match his robes. #KeepCalm #FightOn #TrojanFamily pic.twitter.com/kicGbkfaV3
— USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture (@usccrcc) November 7, 2017
USIP brought youth leaders from 12 countries impacted by war and conflict to the two-day meeting with the Nobel Peace Prize recipient. Loskota conducted trainings to prepare the youth for their meeting and then to help them bring their experience home and amplify the lessons through communication, storytelling, interfaith dialogue and advocacy strategies.
The group included five alumni of Generation Change, the fellowship program that USIP and CRCC run together.
You can watch their discussion with the Dalai Lama here or on USIP’s site (note: both auto play, so you will need to stop one to listen to the other):
Day 2:
Al Jazeera’s The Stream also broadcast a special program with USIP’s visit with the Dalai Lama. At 4:55, the Dalai Lama addresses Loskota’s question about what the U.S. can learn from youth leaders around the globe.
https://twitter.com/brieloskota/status/927667839669956608