Giving Peace A Chance

This "Refugees Welcome" graphic was donated to the public domain by the artist who created it. It's a simple, universal message of love, and it beautifully correlates with the positive images we've been seeing in the media as of late: people opening their hearts (and their homes!), banding together and doing what they can to help others fleeing war and persecution.

~ Kimberlyn David, Director of Communications

Michael Nagler at the UN

This afternoon, Michael will be at the United Nations to discuss how the media can—and should—play a role in creating a culture of peace.

TODAY: watch the live webcast of Michael's talk at 4:30 p.m. EST

Education & Solutions

We need an education system that re-imagines our potential for creating solutions. Zoe Weil, co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education, joined the show to discuss education's importance to nonviolence. We loved talking with her so much that we ran out of time for "Nonviolence in the News"—but here's a special edition of the news segment for you :).

Notes on Compassion & Learning

Take Heart and Take Action to End War

"Notice, this is not a ‘protest movement’ as much as it is an active embodiment of living the world that one wants to see." Tord Dellsén and Stephanie Van Hook share stories about the outpouring of welcome and support for refugees. Read their post

Social and Emotional Learning

Many schools teach social and emotional skills so students can succeed in their personal and academic lives. Joseph Gardella looks at how restorative practices can complement these teachings. Read his post

Yum: A Delicious Vegan Salad

Tord Dellsén's healthy, animal-friendly salad recipe will satisfy even the hardiest of appetites, as it includes plenty of protein-rich beans and soy sausage. Get the recipe

Upcoming Events

Ending Mass Violence & Poverty
When: September 21, 2015, 6–8:30pm
Where: Saybrook University (Oakland)

10th Global Youth Peace Fest
When: September 29–October 2, 2015
Where: Chandigarh, India

Campaign Nonviolence Week
When: September 20–27, 2015
What: Actions across the United States

Gandhi Peace Prayer Day
When: October 4, 2015, 2–5:30pm
Where: Badarikashrama (San Leandro)

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Metta Center for Nonviolence was founded in 1982 by Dr. Michael Nagler on the inspiration of Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Nagler's teacher, Eknath Easwaran, as well as the converging threads of the science behind and wisdom upholding the power of nonviolence. Learn more.

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