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Nonviolence Education

Learning that supports personal, relational, structural, and community change.

Learning for a culture of justice and peace

Explore learning for personal, relational, structural, and community change.

Alternatives to Violence Project-USA

www.avpusa.org

A nonviolent community that works to reduce violence and create peace. Practical workshops are offered locally in prisons, in communities, and with youth on transforming conflict.

Friends Peace Teams

www.friendspeaceteams.org

A spirit-led, global, peacebuilding community in the AVP tradition that offers practical workshops to reduce violence, heal trauma, and work toward reconciliation with communities in different regions of the world.

Building Our Beloved Community

www.nonviolenceinstitute.org

Programs and workshops developed by Dr. Bernard Lafayette and others which apply the actions and teachings of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. Lafayette was a key civil rights strategist of the Civil Rights Movement in the 20th century and a lifelong teacher and advocate for nonviolence and justice.

Kids for Peace

www.peacebuilders.com

Resources for teaching adults the art of creating safe, positive, environments for children.

The PeaceBuilders Pledge handout for kids. I am a PeaceBuilder. I pledge to praise people, give up put-downs, seek wise people, notice and speak up about hurts I have caused, right wrongs, and help others. I will build peace at home, at school, and in my community each day.
PeaceBuilders Pledge for kids

Transforming Power

At the heart of our work is the Transforming Power model — a framework for personal and community transformation rooted in nonviolence. It guides participants to expect the best, respect themselves, care for others, and seek nonviolent solutions in every conflict.

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For information about these educational offerings, contact Peace Builders Academy.

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