Though he keeps a low profile, Rev. Zenji Nio has been praised by many international publications including National Post, Times of India, Hello Magazine, City TV News, BBC, Hindustan Times, Hitavada, Canadian Jewish News and more. 

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Zenji Nio organized and led the first Multifaith Commemoration of the Holocaust and also organized and led the first National

Conference on anti-Semitism -- both in association with the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

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In addition, Zenji Nio is also the only Westerner invited to speak before millions of Dalits at Deekshabhumi and the biggest ever celebration of India's greatest ever public intellectual and human rights champion Babasaheb Ambedkar.

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Zenji Nio has also worked with world leaders in a bipartisan manner -- as well as leaders of all major religions in promoting peace and pluralism.  He has lectured before dozens of Cabinet Ministers and has worked on official projects with the Governments of Canada, Japan, India, Israel and the United States. He has lectured alongside experts from over a dozen prestigious universities including Oxford and Harvard and has helped raise millions for charitable causes. 

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Zenji is now working on using independent cinema to bring exposure to important causes and give a voice to the vulnerbale and marginalized. More details will be announced soon.