Keeping in mind this conviction, an essay competition titled ‘We want a world free of non-violence and war’ was held with the participation of students in Sonargaon, Narayanganj, with the theme “Peace should be the language of humanity, not war.” The event was organized by the Humanist Society, Bangladesh at Bahaul Haque NPI Institute of Science and Technology in Sonargaon on Thursday (October 1) at 11:30 am . The event was attended by Humanist Society President Dr. Selim Reza, Narsingdi Neighborhood Coordinator Nurun Nahar Khan Shikha, Environment Protection and Development Society Chairman Mohammad Hossain, Secretary General Mizanur Rahman , Sonargaon Committee President Fazlul Haque Bhuiyan, Senior Vice President Monir Hossain, Co-Organizing Secretary Jannatul Bhuiyan and Bahaul Haque NPI Institute of Science and Technology Vice Principal Mir Mohammad Shaheen along with teachers. Speaking at the event, Humanist Society President Dr. Selim Reza said, “Peace is not just the absence of war; peace is a social practice of ensuring respect, compassion, reason and human dignity for people. We want today’s students to build a more humane, tolerant and peaceful world for tomorrow. War and violence cannot be a permanent solution to any problem. Dialogue, reason, mutual respect and humanity can pave the way for peace instead of conflict.” He further said, “The more students practice non-violence and humane values, the stronger the atmosphere of tolerance and peace in society will be. The young generation has an important role to play in realizing the dream of a world free of war.” In the essay competition, students expressed their determination to build a beautiful world through peace, humanity, compassion and mutual respect instead of war, violence and conflict. Their writings reflected the message that dialogue, not war; humanity, not violence; peace, not division, should be the foundation of the future world . The organizers said that by spreading the spirit of non-violence, human values, and peace among students, it is possible to lay the foundation for a war-free world for the next generation. Such an event will play an important role in developing the thinking, contemplation, and human values ​​of students.