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Founded by Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi, Satyarthi Movement for Global Compassion (SMGC), aims to globalise Compassion for justice, equality, peace and sustainability in the world.
The Movement brings together individuals and institutions from every walk of life – students, leaders, grassroots activists and global influencers. All united by a shared belief in the power of Compassion to change the world.
We believe that Compassion is not a soft emotion. It is a force born from feeling the suffering of others as one’s own, that drives mindful action to end that suffering.
Embracing compassion as a way of life
Mr. Satyarthi has inspired millions of people across 140 countries to fight against child slavery and ensure freedom, education, equality and justice for the voiceless and the most marginalised.
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Compassion Quotient, Compassion in Action and Globalising Compassion - A conceptual framework

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We are in midst of a crisis of civilization. Human connect through compassion is the most powerful way to restore justice, peace and sustainability in the world. Let us globalize compassion and learn how to walk together.
- Kailash Satyarthi
A huge fire broke out in the forest. All the animals were running away, including the lion, the king of the forest.
Suddenly, he saw a tiny bird rushing straight towards the fire. He asked the bird, “What are you doing?” To the lion's surprise, the bird replied, “I am going to extinguish the fire.” The lion laughed and said, “How can you do it keeping just one drop of water in your beak?” But the bird was adamant, and said, “I am doing my bit.”Kailash Satyarthi
Nobel Prize Lecture, Oslo, 2014
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Kerry Kennedy
President of Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights
"Compassion means Empathy plus Action."
Meenal Bajaj
Honorary Director, Jamnalal Bajaj Foundation
"There should be compassion in how we conduct businesses. We should make a difference by sensitizing and helping others."
Padma Vibhushan Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar
Former Director General of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)
"In a world where darkness rules, let compassion be the light that leads us."
Gabriela Ramos
Assistant Director-General for Social & Human Sciences, UNESCO
"Leadership must be grounded in compassion and a sense of moral accountability. The measure of compassionate leadership lies in its capacity to ensure the freedom, safety, health, and education of the most vulnerable and marginalized."
Jody Williams
Nobel Peace Laureate 1997
"Compassion in itself grows when it is for all."
José Ramos-Horta
President, Timor Leste & Nobel Peace Laureate 1996
"The commitment of people like Kailash and others around him has been extraordinary. And I’m proud to be part of this movement."
Leymah Gbowee
Nobel Peace Laureate 2011
"The world is calling all of us to step out and make changes, step out with compassion. I was a little girl who did just that and became a Nobel Peace Laureate."
Justice Indira Banerjee
Former Judge of the Supreme Court of India (2018-2022)
"Securing the rights of children is a collective social responsibility, and everyone must have the right mindset to secure justice for children."
Amit Gupta
Chairman, TiE Global
"Compassionate business is about three things: driving the business beyond the traditional profit-based model, capacity-building, and diversity."
Iqra
Youth Leader, Satyarthi Movement for Global Compassion
"Despite encountering multiple hurdles, driven by compassion, I was determined to find a solution for my fellow schoolmates who studied in dimly lit and sweltering conditions."
Tara Banjara
Youth Leader, Satyarthi Movement for Global Compassion
"Let’s pledge today to create a compassionate village, compassionate country and compassionate world."
Kinsu Kumar
Program Officer - Satyarthi Movement for Global Compassion
"The transformation in children is only because of the consistent practice of compassion at Bal Ashram."
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