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Rita Marie Johnson
Educator, author, speaker, and award-winning innovator Rita Marie Johnson has been sharing her message and her method worldwide for over a decade. The “Connection Practice” she pioneered, now used by individuals, schools and businesses, brought her the 2005 Ashoka Changemakers Innovation Award, chosen from 79 projects in 32 countries. In 2010, Johnson began teaching...>>>more
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Elliott
Adams
Elliott
Adams dedicates his life to not just stopping
all war, but to building justice-seeking
communities of peace. This work has taken
him throughout the United States, as well
as internationally. He has testified before
the US Congress Judiciary Committee and
attended Parliament in Canada, and has
been arrested repeatedly for the cause.
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Dr.
Deborah Rozman
Deborah
Rozman is President and CEO of HeartMath® Inc.
located in Boulder Creek, California. HeartMath
provides scientifically validated and market
validated tools and technologies that activate
the power and intelligence of the heart
to dramatically reduce stress levels, while
increasing resilience and empowering sustainable...>>>more
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Dr.
Valerie M. Hudson
Valerie
M. Hudson is Professor and George H.W.
Bush Chair at The Bush School of Government
and Public Service at Texas A&M University.
She has previously taught at Brigham Young,
Northwestern, and Rutgers universities.
Hudson was named to the list of Foreign
Policy magazine’s Top 100 Global...>>>more
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Ike
Lasater
VIke
Lasater is a recovering trial attorney
who was for 20 years the co-founder of
a thriving San Francisco law firm. In 2002,
Ike and his friend John Kinyon made a peacemaking
journey to the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
The trip forged a remarkable period of
collaboration between Ike and John, and
eventually produced the Mediate Your Life
training program...>>>more
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Valerie
Elverton Dixon
Valerie
Elverton Dixon is founder of Just Peace
Theory.com and tha author of "Just Peace
Theory Book One: Spiritual
Morality, Radical Love,
and the Public Conversation" and
a regular contributor
to God's Politics, Tikkun
Daily
and the Washington Post On Faith blog sites.
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Philip
Hellmich
Philip
M. Hellmich is Director of Peace at The
Shift Network, an international social
enterprise mobilizing educational tools
and cultivating alliances worldwide. He
is director of The Summer of Peace, a collaborative
global celebration of and call to action
for inner and outer Peace...>>>more
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James
O'Dea
James
O’Dea is a renowned figure in international
social healing who has conducted healing
and reconciliation dialogues for over twenty
years and was director of Amnesty
International’s Washington, DC,
office for over ten years. His work as
co-director of the
Social Healing Project led him to Rwanda,
Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland...>>>more
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Carol
Anne Robinson
Carol
Anne Robinson is the CEO of CarolAnne Creations,
a Dallas based organization co-creating the
MANY Faces - ONE Peace - ALL My Relations
event happening at the KIEST PARK Pavilion
in Dallas, Texas on May 18th, 2013. The event
will offer attendees an experience of peaceful
practices, an opportunity to discover their
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Fred
Arment
J.
Frederick Arment is the Founding Executive
Director of International Cities of Peace
and the author of several books. International
Cities of Peace is a member association
of cities of peace dedicated to encouraging
safety, prosperity...more
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Barbara
Fields
Dr.
Barbara Fields is Executive Director, The
Association for Global New Thought; Co-founder
and Project Director – The Gandhi King
Seasons for Peace and Nonviolence; Program
Director – Parliament of the World's
Religions centennial celebration in Chicago..more
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Bill
Holston
Bill
Holston is a Dallas attorney. Since 1987,
Bill has provided pro bono legal representation
for political and religious asylum applicants
from 20 countries in Immigration Court
or before the Houston Asylum office.He has
volunteered his services to HRI since the
organization was founded in 2000. In 2005,
Bill was awarded the Angel of Freedom Award
by HRI because of his commitment to provide
pro bono services to clients...more
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Dottie
Indyke
Dottie
Indyke lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico. For
six years she has served as executive director
of Creativity for Peace, a nonprofit that
prepares the next generation of female leaders
and peacemakers in Israel and Palestine...more
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Laura
Seipp
Laura
Seipp is the Founding Director of the North
Texas Peace Learning Center and is an educator
at the Robert Muller Center for Living Ethics.
After a twenty year career as an engineer
in the electronics industry, Laura left the
corporate world behind to pursue her real
passion; peace education. Laura has adapted
and developed peace and nonviolence curricula
for children, teens, adults and families.
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Allen
Mondell
Allen
Mondell has worked in film and television
as a writer, producer and director for
40 years. He began his career as a newspaper
reporter in Baltimore and then went to
work for Westinghouse Broadcasting (WJZ-TV),
first as a writer for a magazine program
and then as a writer/director of documentaries
about urban and social issues. After
moving to Dallas, he spent 5 years as
a writer, producer and director...>>>more
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Rabbi Michael Lerner
Rabbi
Michael Lerner is the co-founder of Tikkun
magazine and serves as the editor of
Tikkun’s print and online magazine
(www.tikkun.org). He founded The Tikkun
Community (now renamed as The Network
of Spiritual Progressives www.spiritualprogressives.org)
an international interfaith organization
dedicated to peace, justice, nonviolence,
generosity, caring, love and compassion,
and serves as chair of this peace organization. >>>more
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Janet
Chisholm
Change
is in the air ---from Middle America
to the Middle East. Frustration and despair
are increasing. How will this rising
anger play out? How will people engage
with their opponents? What methods will
they use? >>>more
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Aaron
Voldman
Co-founder
and Executive Director of the Student Peace
Alliance, a national alliance of young people
advocating for the advancement of peacebuilding
public policy. He is a leading advocate
of the Youth PROMISE Act, Federal youth
violence prevention legislation.>>>more
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Mindy
Audlin
Mindy
Audlin brings the power of possibility to
people around the world. The author of “What
If It All Goes RIGHT?”, Mindy helps
individuals and organizations use spiritual
principles that create tangible real-world
results. >>>more
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Kelli
Seals-Obazee
Kelli
Seals-Obazee serves as the Executive Director
at the Dallas Peace Center. She has worked
with the Dallas Peace Center on various
community awareness initiatives and direct
actions since 2001. In 2009 Kelli served
as a Board Member ... >>>more
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Sylvia
Haskvitz
Sylvia
Haskvitz has been a registered dietitian
since 1983. She’s incorporated a holistic
twist in the last decade and wrote Eat by
Choice, Not by Habit: Practical Skills for
Creating a Healthy Relationship with Your
Body and Food ... >>>more
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Gary
Zimny
After
graduating in 1977 from St. Louis University
with a major in Psychology and a minor in
Business Administration I was accepted into
the Peace Corps and assigned to the Solomon
Islands in the South Pacific. >>>more
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Andrew
Harvey
Andrew
Harvey is an internationally acclaimed poet,
novelist, translator, mystical scholar,
and spiritual teacher. >>>more
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David
Swanson
David
Swanson is the creator of ImpeachCheney.org
, the Washington Director of Democrats.com
and co-founder of the AfterDowningStreet.org
coalition. He is a board member of Progressive
Democrats of America, of the Backbone Campaign,
and of Voters for Peace. >>>more
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Liz
Allen and Mark
Fangue
Exotic
World Gifts invites you on a journey
to far away exotic places where you can
experience a remarkable collection of handcrafts
that take your breath away; fascinating
and diverse people; ancient and exotic cultures.
This is where the real treasures are found.
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Andy
Birnbaum
became
interested in peace work after reading books
by Nonviolent Communication pioneer Marshall
Rosenberg and Buddhist nun Pema Chodron.
Andy's first formal training in active nonviolence
was in 2009, when he attended ... >>>more
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Kelli
Seals-Obazee
Kelli
Seals-Obazee serves as the Executive Director
at the Dallas Peace Center. She has worked
with the Dallas Peace Center on various
community awareness initiatives and direct
actions since 2001. In 2009 Kelli served
as a Board Member ... >>>more
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Rita
Marie Johnson
Rita
Marie is the founder of the Academy for
Peace of Costa Rica, which is now working
with the Ministry of Education to train
peace teachers - called "Rasurs"
- who will implement an extraordinary practice
for peacemaking and ... >>>more
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John
Kinyon
John
has offered communication and conflict resolution
to people around the world, including work
with Afghan tribal elders along the Pakistani
border in early 2002. John specializes in
NVC mediation as a spiritual practice, and
over the past 7 years ... >>>more
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J
Kendel Johnson
J
Kendel Johnson has been studying, practicing,
and supporting the growth of Nonviolent
Communication - also known as 'NVC' and
Compassionate Communication - since the
spring of 2002.
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Dr.
Will Tuttle
Dr.
Will Tuttle presents the main ideas in his
book, The World Peace Diet. He explores
and elucidates the invisible connections
between our meals and our broad range of
problems—psychological, social, and
spiritual, as well as health and environmental.
Through this he reveals the foundation of
a new society based on...
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Gandhi-King
Principles of Nonviolence “At the center
of nonviolence is the principle of love”.
-M L King Jr.
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Nonviolence means to honor the inherent worth
of every human being. We naturally seek to understand
each other, build friendship and community.
- Nonviolence means believing that our lives are
linked together, that what we do impacts the lives
of everyone we encounter, that we are accountable
to one another. Nonviolence means we trust
one another and work toward the common good.
- Nonviolence means dedicating ourselves to the
fundamental rights of every human being (justice,
equity, equality).
- Nonviolence is courageously choosing to practice
compassion with our adversaries. We oppose injustice,
not people.
- Nonviolence means recognizing love as the power
of the human spirit to triumph over injustice,
inequity, suffering, as we embark on a hero’s
journey of personal-social change.
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Pledge
of Nonviolence
Making
peace must start with me. I commit myself
to become a nonviolent and peaceable person.
To Respect Myself and Others
To respect myself, to affirm others and to avoid
uncaring criticism, hateful words, physical attacks
and self destructive behavior..
To Communicate Better
To share my feelings honestly, to look for safe
ways to talk and act when I'm angry, and to work
at solving problems peacefully.
To Listen
To listen carefully to one another, especially
those who disagree with me, and to consider others'
feelings and needs rather than insist on having
my own way.
To Forgive
To apologize and make amends when I have hurt
another, to forgive others, and to keep from holding
grudges.
To Respect Nature
To treat the environment and all living things,
including my pets, with respect and care.
To Play Creatively
To select entertainment and toys that support
our family's values and to avoid entertainment
that makes violence look exciting, funny or acceptable.
To Be Courageous
To challenge violence in all its forms whenever
I encounter it, whether at home, at school, at
work, or in the community, and to stand with others
who are treated unfairly.
Eliminating violence, one person at a time, starting
with me.
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