About NonviolenceUnited.

What Is Nonviolence?
__Nonviolence As A Way Of Life.
__Nonviolence As A Strategy.
__Why Nonviolence As A Way Of Life Is The Strategy.
__Why Now?
__What They Don't Want You To Know... Nonviolence Works!
What Is violence?
__violence Takes Many Forms.
__Examples Of violence Against Society.
__Why violence Doesn’t Lead To A Better Society.
Yes, YOU Make A Difference.
__You Can Build A World That Reflects Your Values.
__The Nonviolence Compass.
What Can I Do? How To Get Started.
__Every Dollar Is A Vote.
__Build The Positive.
__Tools You’ll Need.
__Build A Nonviolent World With These Nonviolent Choices.
Nonviolence For Social Justice Movements.
__The Social Justice Mountaintops.
__Nonviolence Unites Us.
__Work Smarter, Not Harder.
__Help Others, Help Yourself.
Resources.
__Newsletters.
__Links.
__The Nonviolence Resolution.

Resources.

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Newsletter Archive.
Newsletter -- March 2006
Newsletter -- April 2006
Newsletter -- May 2006
Newsletter -- June 2006
Newsletter -- August 2006
Newsletter -- October 2006
Newsletter -- November 2006
Newsletter -- January 2007
Newsletter -- February 2007
Newsletter -- March 2007
Newsletter -- May 2007
Newsletter -- August 2007

Links.
Nonviolence United does not necessarily endorse these organizations. We offer these links as resources from which we may learn about each other and about social justice issues. Please inform us if any link or organization appears to be contrary to the values of Nonviolence and social justice.

M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence

The King Center (Martin Luther King, Jr.)

Cesar E. Chavez Foundation

Albert Einstein Institution (advancing Nonviolent action)

PlumVillage.org (Thich Nhat Hanh)

Amnesty International: Human Rights

VeganFuture.org
and/or VeganShirt.com

United Farm Workers

AskFarmerBrown.org

Willie Nelson's Biodiesel

Farm Aid

OrganicConsumers.org

Co-op America

BlackVegetarians.org

New Israel Fund

TheAmericanMuslim.org

Website of The 14th Dalai Lama

Father John Dear: Christianity, Peace and Nonviolence

JainWorld.com

HowardZinn.org

“When we listen deeply to another person, we not only recognize their wrong perceptions, but we also identify our own wrong perceptions about ourselves and about the other person. That is why mindful dialogue and mindful communication is crucial to removing anger and violence.”
- Thich Nhat Hanh

 

 

Nonviolence, Inc.
PO Box 1161
Boulder, CO 80306
720.252.8449

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