Changing the Course of Destruction: Listening to Understand Each Other In-Depth Promotes Peace (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781978228023)

Meji was an Adjunct Professor of Psychology for the Doctoral Program in School Psychology at U.C. Berkeley (1991-2007). He was the Founding President of Portia Bell Hume Behavioral Health and Training Center (1993-2001). He was the Dean and Professor of Integrative Psychology at Rosebridge Graduate School of Integrative Psychology (1966-1982). He was the Assistant Director at the Center for Training in Community Psychiatry and Mental health Administration in Berkeley, California (1966-82). For three years he worked for State Hospitals for mentally ill and for thirty years in Community Mental health Programs. He has provided Organizational Development Consultation to hundreds of organizations across the United Sates. He received a Lifetime Achievement Award from California State Psychological Association. The United States Congress recognized him for his Fifty Years of Community Service as a Licensed Psychologist. The Surgeon General of the United States Army awarded him a Certificate of Appreciation as a Consultant for developing a Liaison Psychiatry Program and Preventive Services at Letterman Medical Center in Presidio, San Francisco. Oxford Symposium recognized him with an Award for Outstanding Contribution to School-based Family Counseling. He was the Founding President of Ik Onkar Peace Foundation (2002). It is one of the Cooperation Circles of United Religions Initiative (U.R.I.). At present URI has 850 Cooperation Circles in 101 countries. Meji has been a member of: Rotary Club of Berkeley, California (1983-90); Beyond War Higher Education Group (1987-90); Action Coalition for Global Change, San Francisco (1994-); and Board of Directors, Inter-faith Center at Presidio, San Francisco (2001-03). He was a Founding Member (1964) of the Sikh Center of San Francisco Bay Area, El Sobrante Gurdwara. There he served as Secretary 1973-74 & 1978-79) and Chairperson (1974-75). Meji is a Founding Trustee and has acted as Secretary for The Sikh Foundation of North America, Redwood City, California(1966-74). He served on the Advisory Board (in the Gadar Memorial Task Force) to the Consul General of India, San Francisco (1973-75). He taught Gurbani to Children and Youth at El Sobrante Gurdwara (1991-2004) and served as an International Judge for the Sri Hemkunt Foundation Youth Symposium (1966-2015).