Hosts and partners:

• Slovene University Women, an NGO that supports women empowerment and has distinguished members, academia, women from the diaspora, etc. 
• Slovenska Filantropija, an NGO which works for and with asylum seekers and migrants in Slovenia
• Alexander Jacopic, a local journalist who helped organize a session at a center for elderly people
• Slovene Mindfulness Association hosted a session at an exquisite place, The Library of Things
• Peace Rebel Viktorija made the session possible at Oton Zupancic Library which is located in the center of the capital
• Mateja Milnaric from KulKura organization in Kamnik invited Peace Revolution under the arcades of an 18th century castle to meditate on the link between mindfulness, creativity, and how it can boost one’s potential.

Below are some of the things we focused on and that are relevant and of interest for both organizing and attending the workshops and meditation sessions:

• Nonviolent communication and the link with mindfulness and meditation session (Marshal Rosenberg approach)
• Benefits of Meditation
• Tips for balanced and harmonious life
• Meditation, mindfulness, and stress management
• Meditation, creativity, and time management

Slovenia is a country of great natural beauty with increased interest in meditation. The audiences, are divided into groups such as people who have been meditating for 20 years or more, youth initiated in various methods, and newly beginners. All were welcomed and the meditation experience was well received.