| LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA |
When people of every race, color and creed join together in solidarity to bring a message of peace to troubled neighborhoods in Los Angeles, they bring their most potent weapon: The Way to Happiness.
| PAKISTAN |
Individuals, groups and companies make The Way to Happiness their own—as an extension of work, goals and community.
| HONDURAS |
Retired army veteran Jason Martin recently brought The Way to Happiness to Hondurans in need.
| MEXICO |
With the 21 precepts now in every school in her city, Any Mexsen reaps the rewards—drug use, teen pregnancies and bullying all dropping and students embracing new lives.
| SOUTH AFRICA |
In an impoverished and crime-ridden country, Way to Happiness advocate Heidi Wolfaardt is putting the 21 precepts to work to restore values to her people.
| DEATH VALLEY, CALIFORNIA |
From 122 degrees Fahrenheit down to below freezing, through dust storms, thundershowers and no sleep, John Radich runs for a cause.
| ISRAEL |
Way to Happiness emissaries and rock band members inspire the leader of an Israeli city.
| AMSTERDAM |
After one Amsterdammer reaches every household in his city with The Way to Happiness, a moral resurgence follows making it now the fifth safest city in the world.
| ECUADOR |
Captain Marcelo Montenegro of the Ecuadorian police works wonders with the 21 precepts, training colleagues and gang members, conducting mass distribution, dropping crime and rising in the ranks with The Way to Happiness.
| COMPTON, CALIFORNIA |
Founder of the Teen Intervention Project, Isaac Asberry has dropped crime and worked magic even he can’t explain.
