Continuing her journey of ecumenical engagement, the Regional Executive of the WSCF Asia Pacific visited the SCMI National Office in Bangalore the following day. This visit provided a unique platform for meaningful dialogue and exchange of ideas with students from various SCM units and the SCMI staff.

During this interaction, she shared insights into the workings of the WSCF Asia Pacific and recounted her personal experiences as a member of the SCM in Indonesia. This exchange was particularly enlightening for the students, as it offered them a glimpse into the challenges and operations of SCM in a different cultural context. Her stories and experiences from Indonesia sparked curiosity among the students, leading to discussions about the specific challenges faced by SCM in Indonesia and the strategies employed to address them.

This visit also opened a window for the students to express their concerns about the current state of the Indian education system and societal issues. It was an opportunity for a candid and open conversation, where students voiced their thoughts and apprehensions about the challenges they face in their local context.

The visit exemplified the spirit of global solidarity and mutual learning that characterizes the WSCF. It was not just an exchange of experiences but also a moment of building connections and understanding the diverse challenges and contexts each SCM unit operates in. This interaction highlighted the importance of listening, sharing, and supporting each other in the journey towards social justice and educational reform.