"Character building is a dynamic process. These types of seminars should be conducted very frequently in all armed forces units and formations which are located in India."
-Colonel K. Natesh, Commander, M.E.G. and Centre, Bangalore
June 3, 2009: CSI seminar provided to 30 Middle school teachers and administrators for one all-day seminar at Coatesville, Pennsylvania.
Participants included the leadership team from a local camp and a dedicated social worker who serves prisoners at local correctional facilities. He sees a critical need to encourage the families of the prisoners through character.
February 2009: CSI presented to 31 firemen at Bangalore and 42 Principals in Mumbai, India.
February 2009: CSI presented to 116 Liberian street children. Team facilitators included youth workers from all over Liberia.
January 2009: CSI presented at several schools in Bolivia to 262 educators.
September 08-December 08: major CSI training imparted to community leaders and volunteers at India.
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September 1-8, 2008: In India CSI presented seminars to over 1,200 people in Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Chennai.April 8, 2008: CSI presented to staff members of the Bangalore Police Department responsible for helping women and children in distress.

February 16, 2008: CSI seminar presented to 65 teachers and 14 assistants at Isabel Saavedra School. Conversations began over the idea to present the importance of character cultivation to the parents.
January 30-31, 2008: CSI seminar presented to 20 teachers at Sinai Evangelical School.
January 21-22, 2008: CSI seminar presented to 31 teachers at the Bolivian-Brasilian Baptist School.
November 2007: CSI presented to 60 international English teachers at Klaipeda, Lithuania.
October 2007: CSI presented to 81 teachers working with orphanages near Bucharest, Romania.
October 2007: CSI presented to 70 teachers and staff, introduced to 100 parents, and on public television in Arad, Romania.
September 2007: Completed implementation of the entire CSI program in La Guardia, Bolivia.
August 2007: CSI materials presented to orphans, youth, student leaders, university instructors, and religious professionals in Liberia.
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