Evolving Nonviolence
In this blog, we share ideas and insights about what Gandhi called “the greatest power humanity has been endowed with”—nonviolence. Like him, we believe that mobilizing this force is essential for addressing the urgent challenges of our time and shaping a future rooted in justice and peace.
What if we understood violence?
THE STOIC PHILOSOPHER Epictetus (c.50-135 CE) once said that the beginning of ignorance is the ‘failure to connect particulars with their underlying principle.’ This is particularly, and harmfully, the case with one underlying principle in particular: violence. And, conversely, its opposite nonviolence.
Should you be afraid to drive a Tesla?
Stephanie argues against violence used by anti-Tesla protests.
On Tyranny, and the Importance of Personal Connections
Reflections on Timothy Synder’s “On Tyranny” by Sophia Pechaty.
A Call to Action: Faith in Humanity as a Living Practice
A call to action for these times of crisis.
Valentines for Nonviolence
Need a nonviolence-themed valentine for your be-loved community? We’ve got you covered!
The Future of Nonviolence in Palestine/Israel
A resource from our friends at Nonviolence International.
Emma’s Revolution
Michael and Stephanie reflect on their interview with Emma’s Revolution.
“Love your enemies.”
We can meditate on Jesus’ teaching and learn something new every time. Reflections by Stephanie Van Hook.