How can allies protect communities threatened with violence? by George Lakey
Violence is a hatchet when a surgeon’s knife is needed.
Recommitting Ourselves to Nonviolent Tactics in a Time of War
A variety of creative and nonviolent tactics are available to counter "hate speech" and racism.
Kazu Haga | Why the moral argument for nonviolence matters
Violence is also limited in one very important way, and that is that violence can never create relationships.
Kazu Haga | Why the moral argument for nonviolence matters
Violence is also limited in one very important way, and that is that violence can never create relationships.
Erica Chenoweth | Why Civil Resistance Works: Nonviolence in the Past and Future (Video)
Chenoweth conducts a study on violent versus nonviolent tactics and why nonviolence succeeds.
Gene Sharp (1) Principled Non-Violence- Options for Action
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4go_zuK_quM&w=420&h=315] Editor's Note: This video actually has a number of parts. We have only posted the first. The others should appear at the end of the video on YouTube numbered (2), (3), etc. Two (2) is a continuation of this speech, while the others are from other speeches. Subscribe or “Follow” us on riseuptimes.wordpress.com. For the More
How Will the Walls Come Tumbling Down> Diversity of Tactics vs Nonviolence in the Occupy Movement.
Video> Dialogue> Occupy Oakland Nonviolence vs Diversity of Tactics Positive Peace Warrior Kazu Haga [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKYQpSKr1ow&w=560&h=315] Editor’s Note: The video posted here is of the dialogue between the panelists after they have given their individual presentations. Links to the individual presentations—all are worth listening to—are included below, as well as a link to the full program. Questions More