Mansi Arun Panjwani is an international peace educator and facilitator with over sixteen years of experience advancing peacebuilding through education, leadership development, and organisational culture. She works with educators, young leaders, and mission-driven institutions and organisations across countries to cultivate cultures of peace grounded in care, inclusion, and human dignity.

Her work brings together peace education, conflict transformation, humanistic leadership, and trauma-informed practice to support leaders and communities navigating complexity, difference, and social change. Mansi is known for designing participatory learning spaces that enable courageous dialogue, deepen reflection, and strengthen compassionate leadership.

She is the founder of The Peace Collective, an initiative that supports schools, organisations, and communities in building more humanistic and peace-centred cultures.

Mansi holds a Master’s degree in Conflict Analysis and Peacebuilding from Jamia Millia Islamia, India, and a Master’s degree in Peace Education from the University for Peace in Costa Rica.

Participant in: December 2019 Fellowship: Peacebuilding and Women’s Meaningful Participation in Peacebuilding Processes