Peacemaking

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The study of nonviolence is our only hope for survival. It is both the art and knowledge of speaking truth to power while maintaing goodwill towards all concerned. Here you will find information on nonviolent communication as well as readings on direct nonviolence. converge Nov 26

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Organizations

Civil Disobedience

Byron Katie

Communication and Conflict

Quakers

The PeaceMakers curriculum is a proven-effective K-12 public school-based program developed by the FreeWay Project in 1996. It has been field-tested in hundreds of Missouri classrooms. The curriculum is based on the concept that violence begins with attitudes of mind, progresses through angry speech, and results in hostile actions.

Peacemaker Violence Prevention Lesson Plans and Education K-12

http://www.freewayfoundation.org/life_skills_training_violence_prevention_lesson_plans.shtml
New Tactics.org

Nonviolence

Albert Einstein Institution

Jesus

Martin Luther King

Peacemaker Ministries

Prysbyterian Peacemaking

Gandhi

Rosenberg Nonviolent Communication

Thich Nhat Hanh

The Peace Wheel - Culture

http://pathwaystopeace.org/pw/perspath.html There are many ways each and every one of us can be part of the peace movement. You don't need to make radical life changes in order to affect change in the world. Look at the following eight pathways, which one speaks to you? Governance/Law/Security Imagine that everyone in the world, the Earth and all its inhabitants and land masses, are protected in a positive, loving manner. Examples of Peace: