2018 Blogs
The 2018 blog posts are below. We trust that you will learn and be inspired by these blogs. Please also share these with your networks.
Interview with Dh. Subhuti
Dh. Subhuti is a senior member of the Triratna Buddhist Order and the President of the London Buddhist Centre. Here, he talks to me about the importance of nonviolence. Go here to listen to this interview.
Interview with the Archbishop of York
The Right Reverend John Sentamu, Archbishop of York, is the first Black Church of England Archbishop to be ordained within the United Kingdom. Here, he talks about the importance of nonviolence and what parent can do to protect their children. Go here to read this interview. Please leave your comments on the blog and please share this with your networks. Thanks.
Shopping While Black News
A white woman called the cops on Black nonviolence demonstrators who stopped to buy drinks at a gas station.
Go here to read more.
Go here to read more.
Domestic Violence: 50 Shades of Blue Baltimore
Arlene Major is the founder of 50 Shades of Blue Baltimore, an organisation which supports people all year round who are experiencing domesting violence. They hold an annual event in Baltimore, MD, and support everyone regardless of gender, race or any other difference. I caught up with Arlene recently.
Go here to read more.
Go here to read more.
Miki Kashtan: Recovering the Flow of Resources
The way we distribute and accumulate resources affects all of our lives, from the personal and interpersonal to the global.
In this blog series, Miki Kashtan explores how we can share resources in ways that encourage connection and are based on needs.
Part 1: Recovering the Flow of Resources
Part 2: "Financial Co-Responsibility"
In this blog series, Miki Kashtan explores how we can share resources in ways that encourage connection and are based on needs.
Part 1: Recovering the Flow of Resources
Part 2: "Financial Co-Responsibility"
Black Lives Matter: Death of Kevin Clarke
Did you know Kevin Clarke was killed in police custody in Catford, South London? Go here to read more.
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