Founded in 2006, this nationwide expert and citizens' association continues work rooted in a foundation established in 1984. It focuses on self-knowledge, personal and community growth and ethically sustainable humanity. Main activities include violence prevention, development projects and professional training, with particular attention to women.
It offers work supervisor training and online peer groups for parents of young people. The association publishes the Tunnevaaka emotion measurement tool. Board members serve as volunteers.
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