London to Host 'Leading Through Stories' Event Highlighting Nepali Art, Culture, and Resilience

London. A special program titled 'Leading Through Stories: Culture, Resilience and Voices of Change in Nepal' is set to be organized in London, encompassing Nepali art, culture, storytelling, and creative dialogue. The International Association of Arts and Culture for Peace (IAACP), under the Universal Peace Federation (UPF) UK, is organizing this event at the UPF headquarters in Lancaster Gate on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.

According to the organizers, the program will focus on how stories based on culture, experience, and lived realities can bring dialogue, resilience, and positive change in society. Artists, filmmakers, and cultural activists will be present at the event. The program will commence with a welcome address by UPF Secretary-General Robin Marsh. Following this, Dr. Sangeeta Swechha, President of IAACP, and Eva Pagekofski, Co-coordinator of EUME, will present institutional information.

The main highlight of the evening will be the screening of the documentary 'Krishna: A Story of Self Dependence,' directed by Sanjok Bashyal. This documentary is reported to highlight self-reliance, struggle, and inspiring life experiences.

Similarly, Rajendra Khas will discuss the impact of community collaboration and unity on cultural preservation, while Neel Shakya will share his views on gender representation in the music sector.

The cultural program will feature Nepali dance performances along with a special presentation by 'Indira Dhime Maicha.' At the conclusion of the event, a 'Literary Photo Book' jointly prepared by Nils Lund and Dr. Sangeeta Swechha will be unveiled. This work is expected to further strengthen intercultural relations through the medium of photography and literature.

Furthermore, communication expert Ian Pelham Turner is scheduled to present his perspective on the role of media in promoting cultural heritage. The event, which will run from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM, has set a fee of 10 Pounds for participation. The organizers have stated that interested individuals can register online.