Joyist International (JIO) — Section @ JE World

All Programs of JIO

1. Holistic Wellbeing

Joyist International Organization - for Holistic Wellbeing

JIO - HW

Holistic wellbeing, also known as holistic wellness or holistic health, is an approach to health and wellness that considers the whole person - body, mind, spirit, and emotions - in the pursuit of optimal health and wellbeing. Rather than focusing solely on physical health or the absence of disease, holistic wellbeing emphasizes the interconnectedness of all aspects of a person's life and the importance of achieving balance and harmony in each area.

2. Emancipation from Weapon Economy

Joyist International Organization - for Emancipation from Weapon Economy

JIO - EWE

"Emancipation from Weapon Economy" refers to the concept of freeing societies or economies from dependence on the production, trade, or reliance on weapons and military-related industries. It suggests a shift away from economies that prioritize military spending and arms production towards alternative industries and priorities.

Here are some key points regarding the idea of emancipation from weapon economy:

3. Carbon Capture & Utilization

Joyist International Organization- for Carbon Capture & Utilization

JIO- CCU

Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU) is a process that involves capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from various sources, such as power plants, industrial facilities, and transportation, and converting them into valuable products or materials, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions and mitigating climate change. CCU technologies aim to not only capture CO2 but also utilize it in a way that generates economic value and environmental benefits. Here's how the process works and some examples of CCU applications:

4. Gun Violence

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5. Grassroots Good Governance

Joyist International Organization- for Grassroots Good Governance

JIO - GGG

Grassroots good governance refers to governance practices that prioritize the active involvement and participation of local communities, citizens, and civil society organizations in decision-making processes at the local level. It emphasizes bottom-up approaches to governance, where communities play a central role in shaping policies, programs, and initiatives that affect their lives. Here are some key features and principles of grassroots good governance:

6. Holistic Education

Joyist International Organization- for Holistic Education

JIO - HE

Holistic education is an approach to learning that aims to develop the whole person—mind, body, spirit, and emotions—in addition to fostering academic achievement. It goes beyond traditional academic subjects to include social, emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of development. Here are some key principles and components of holistic education: