Susila Dharma International Association

Susila Dharma International Roster

Carlus Dharma Dhanga (M)

Susila Dharma International Association, Inc.

Goals and Activities of Susila Dharma International 2001 2004

Such a subtle dharma is beyond words, beyond philosophical speculation.

Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws Organizational member lists Susila Dharma National Organizations (Members) and Susila Dharma Projects (Associate Members) Analysis of SDI Projects Meeting UN Millennium Development Goals

Chair, Dharma Wenita, Province of NTT (organization of wives of Indonesian civil servants)

SDI fosters capacity building by supporting national Susila Dharma organizations in 23 countries and 62 humanitarian projects.

Susila Dharma International Reports on United Nations Issues and Activities 16 reports distributed to SDI members worldwide in English, French and Spanish

Susila Dharma International Association (SDI) is a non profit organization in continuous operation since 1969 and is registered as a United States charity.

The Association of Civil Servants' Wives (Dharma Wanita Persatuan) has introduced the practice of electing its Chairperson in line with the national reform and democratization process.

Subud World Congress program development (Bali, 2001) Note Susila Dharma International is an affiliate organization of Subud, an ecumenical non denominational spiritual organization Programs at regional and national Subud Congresses Regional meeting of Susila Dharma national organizations and humanitarian service projects (2003 Asia, 2004 Africa) Development and sponsorship of capacity building programs for projects and communities (needs assessments, training, evaluation)

Susila Dharma International Association presented at an exhibition of its projects at the Vienna International Center foyer under the auspices of the UN Information Services NGO liaison officer Renate Heneke (November)

11. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the 164th Wira Dharma military command in Dili continued to hold regular dialogue in efforts to solve human rights issues in East Timor.

We want to tell the people who are violent towards their own countrymen to stop and think whether their actions are in accordance with the dharma, whether they are acting for the good of Burma s people. Some of the soldiers who were ordered to beat us and to stop us from marching actually refused to do so, because they understood the truth of what we were doing.

The die was cast for India s development path on July 22, 1947, when India s Constituent Assembly resolved to replace Mahatma Gandhi s spinning wheel, or charka , with the emperor Ashoka s wheel of dharma on the Indian national flag. The move symbolically rejected what the incoming government abandoned upon assuming office Gandhi s vision of an equitable and sustainable agrarian society based on self sufficient, pared down consumption.