Ms. Kiran Peter

I am Kiran Peter, working as an Executive Director for Weaving People to Grow Foundation (WPTG Foundation). Through WPTG Foundation we are endeavoring to bolster peaceful coexistence among diverse communities in Pakistan through alleviation of poverty and promotion of justice. We are achieving our goal through six thematic areas including Promotion of Education, Church and Community Development, Climate Action, Social Cohesion, Community’s Decent Work and Economic Growth and Good Health. The organization is governed by 7 Board Members relating to the area of education, health, business and development sector. We have 12 Volunteers working with us and a Youth Network of 30 members. Our ongoing projects are

  • Youth Educational Scholarship Program,
  • Bringing the Out-of-School Children Back to Schools through Non-Formal Education Centres
  • Youth Vocational and Job Placement Program,
  • Women Interfaith Cricket Match,
  • Kitchen Gardening and Awareness on Environmental Protection
  • Capacity Building of Youth Network
  • Women awareness on Mother Neo-Natal Health Care

I have an overall of 15 years of experience of development or civil society sector. My passion  is  to  promote  peace  and  harmony  globally  through  fostering  justice  and socioeconomic development of marginalized communities. I hold a master degree in Mass Communication with fellowship in peacebuilding from John Hopkins University, Bologna Italy and  USIP (online course).  I  have worked  for national  and International  NGOs  in Pakistan  including  Search  for  Common  Ground  Pakistan  and  contextualized  two guidebooks  narrated  by  Michael  Shipler  into  Pakistani  version  “Radio Talkshows for Peacebuilding” and “Youth Radio Talkshows for Peacebuilding”.  I have also translated and contextualized a book into Urdu and Pakistani version by “Family: The Future of the Church by Johannes Reimer.  My skills are networking, fundraising, proposal and report writing, program designing and implementation and organizational development.