On MLK Day, Nonviolence International invites you to read the words of Martin Luther King, Jr. from his speech about nonviolence when he received the Nobel Peace Prize.
You’re invited by Pace e Bene to learn and practice nonviolence as a way of life through the six-month Engaging Nonviolence Certification Program, which runs weekly from February through August.
I just got off of a morning prayer call with multi-faith clergy in Minnesota. Over 1,000 clergy and the many faith communities they represent are calling for a day of truth and freedom. I will share their demands and some actions you can take in solidarity in this post.
Sudanese communities have been abandoned by the international community, and raising public pressure is one of the few tools we have to push governments and corporations to stop enabling violence.
The US Congress is going to close shop on December 19th. Before they head home for the holidays, will you take a moment to send one email for Korea Peace?
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