Nonviolence

Speak Out- a Zine Exploring Gendered Violence: Now selling Online

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genderedviolencezine Speak Out: A Zine Exploring Gendered Violence, is a new project by Resource Center for Nonviolence interns: graduate students Mary Mykhaylova and Julia Fogelson from Smith College is now available for purchase Online, for $3.00 each. The zine is focused on gathered stories on “gendered violence,” a term that includes everything from violence against …

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Sunday, July 19: You are INVITED: Design Unveiling- preview of the RCNV Building for the Future Renovation Project

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See PDF:  INVITATION 7.19.15 unveiling IN BRIEF: You are INVITED to a Design Unveiling-a preview of the Resource Center for Nonviolence Building for the Future renovation project. Time and Date:  3:00-5:00p.m., Sunday, July 19, 2015.  Includes ice cream social, music and more: 831-423-1626.    Place: Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz, CA (across from Hotel Paradox)  Parking: 612 Ocean parking …

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Seeking the Nonviolent Path to Peace in Hebron, West Bank

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The Nonviolent Palestinian Activists Working for Peace in the West Bank May 3,  2015 By Batya Ungar Sargon. Excerpts below. Link to FULL ARTICLE. My silent guide was taking me to meet Issa Amro, his longtime mentor and the founder of Youth Against Settlements, a nonviolent movement in the heart of the West Bank city of Hebron….. …

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#baltimore -Clergy march against violence- inspiring video and links to more info

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From Rev. John Vaughn and Isaac Luria at Groundswell: Our hearts beat for Baltimore this week as the city and the nation react to the horrific death of Freddie Gray in police custody. While we’ve been sickened yet again by the interlocking plagues of poverty, inequality, racism, police brutality, and criminal injustice, we saw a …

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Remembering Nan Fitch, long-time RCNV supporter…

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  Remembering Nan Fitch:  Our condolences go out to family and friends of Nancy Fitch– she was a long-time supporter of RCNV and active member of St. John the Baptist Episcopal in Aptos. We will miss her! It is suggested that donations in Nan’s memory can be made to the Resource Center for Nonviolence

In memoriam: Juanita Nelson, Civil Rights Activist, former RCNV Elder-in-Residence

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Juanita Nelson died recently at age 91. She and her husband Wally were civil rights activists and war tax resisters who advocated for local food. They were Resource Center for Nonviolence Elders-in-Residence in the early 1980’s. Ms. Nelson and her partner, Wally, were both war opponents. Shown above as they picnicked in 1946. By Kathleen …

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Working to Eliminate Poverty, Racism and Militarism: Resource Center for Nonviolence Calls for Action to Prevent Militarization and Racial Profiling in Local Law Enforcement.

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SEE PDF version:1.11.15 RCNV statement on justice issues January 11, 2014 Working to Eliminate Poverty, Racism and Militarism: Resource Center for Nonviolence Calls for Action to Prevent Militarization and Racial Profiling in Local Law Enforcement. In 1967 the great nonviolent activist Dr. Martin Luther King identified the three greatest threats to America: poverty, racism, and …

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THANK YOU to all those who attended and supported our ANNUAL DINNER and Program!

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THANK YOU to our Resource Center for Nonviolence Annual Dinner hosts, all of those who attended, and our Business Sponsors: We appreciate your support! All of you made the Dinner the most successful ever!  Proceeds from the Dinner, held on October 22, 2014, support our ongoing Resource Center for Nonviolence programs. Table hosts: Santa Cruz Friends Meeting, Women’s …

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