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On December 9, 2011 DC Public School Students visited the Gandhi Center to learn about Gandhi and India. Listening to folk tales and tasting Indian treats, these very young children (for the first field trip of their lives) enjoyed the experience of learning about a land and culture different from their own. Their visit was a program presented by the Gandhi Memorial Center through the Arts for Every Student Program of the DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative.
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Gandhi Message
To view the latest issue of the Gandhi Message and learn about the recent activities, programs and work of the Gandhi Center, please click here for a pdf version:
Gandhi Message - Autumn Issue 2011
Previous 2011 Issues:
Gandhi Message - Spring Issue 2011
Gandhi Message - Winter Issue 2011
The Gandhi Message is the quarterly publication of the Gandhi Memorial Center. Each issue offers thoughts from Mahatma Gandhi, as well as highlights and information about activities, programs and visitors to the Gandhi Memorial Center. In case you missed the first two issues of 2011, please click on the above links to view them in pdf format. You may wish to view them in "two page" view in Adobe Acrobat. If you would like to receive the printed issue by mail, please contact us.
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Osher Life-Long Learning Institute (OLLI) at the Gandhi Memorial Center
During Spring 2012, the Gandhi Memorial Center will present a course for the members of OLLI on, "India: Culture, Tradition and Gandhi". This will be the fourth year that this course will be voluntarily offered to this group of retired professionals covering a range of topics including: Gandhian thought, the arts and literature of India, tribal customs, the music and poetry of Rabindranath Tagore, and an introduction to the development of Indian languages.
Each year the Gandhi Center has had the great privilege to draw upon the knowledge and talents of a number of individuals from the Indian community to share their insights as well as offer demonstrations of music and dance for this course. |
Contribute to the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Foundation
The Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and will gratefully receive the contribution of funds and the donation of resources to help expand the work and activity of the Gandhi Memorial Center.
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Gandhi Memorial Center Library Hours
The Gandhi Center is open to the public on Fridays and Saturdays from 10am to 4pm and by appointment. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact us at 301-320-6871 or info@gandhimemorialcenter.org |
