ABOUT US
Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence is an annual event celebrating the experience of giving and/or receiving EMPATHY, nonviolence and peace.
Go here for some 2021 blog posts.
Go here for the 2020 blog posts.
Go here for our Facebook page.
2020's blog posts included an interview with Ken Fero, director of Injustice, the film the police tried to ban, as well as bloggers reading from blogs from 2020 and previous years.
This is the eighth year of the Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence, in conjunction with the Month of Nonviolence from Black Women for Positive Change. It is open to everyone who is committed to practicing nonviolence, regardless of racial or cultural background, gender, religion or any other difference.
The participants in the Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence are committed to justice and peace and are sharing their personal experiences and offering education and training around nonviolence, as well as policies, practical skills, support and more.
In these troubled times, in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd and so many other Black people, we are aware that violence affects people globally, across all nations, communities and backgrounds, and we remain committed to nonviolence and peace.
The coronavirus covid-19 global pandemic has upset all of our lives, and it will be a long time before we are aware of the full effects it is having on people all over the world. We are sharing our stories of survival, learning, growth and triumph through empathy and nonviolence.
Nonviolence and Nonviolent Communication (NVC) are based on EMPATHY. If you have ever given empathy to others or received empathy, at home or at work, please post your blog about your experience, or if you would like to learn more about how to live through empathy and nonviolence, go here for NVC resources.
Go here to read the 2019 blog posts
Go here for our Facebook page.
Plus go here to read the 2018 blog posts. They include interviews with Rev. John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York, and Dh. Subhuti, senior member of the Triratna Buddhist Order, as well as a four-part blog by NVC author and tutor Miki Kashtan on how we can use empathy to inform the ways in which we exchange money and other resources. Please take a look at these before submitting your blog post.
The 2021 Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence is part of the annual Month of Nonviolence held by Black Women for Positive Change .
Nonviolent Communication (NVC) is about EMPATHY. Go here for NVC resources.
2021 marks the eighth year of the Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence. We are aware of the urgent need to share practical strategies for nonviolence. Go here for some recent blog posts.
The Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence is hosted by Zhana, the International Co-Chair of Black Women for Positive Change, and author of Success Strategies for Black People and Affirmations for Parents. To read blog posts from previous years, click here.
Go here for some 2021 blog posts.
Go here for the 2020 blog posts.
Go here for our Facebook page.
2020's blog posts included an interview with Ken Fero, director of Injustice, the film the police tried to ban, as well as bloggers reading from blogs from 2020 and previous years.
This is the eighth year of the Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence, in conjunction with the Month of Nonviolence from Black Women for Positive Change. It is open to everyone who is committed to practicing nonviolence, regardless of racial or cultural background, gender, religion or any other difference.
The participants in the Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence are committed to justice and peace and are sharing their personal experiences and offering education and training around nonviolence, as well as policies, practical skills, support and more.
In these troubled times, in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd and so many other Black people, we are aware that violence affects people globally, across all nations, communities and backgrounds, and we remain committed to nonviolence and peace.
The coronavirus covid-19 global pandemic has upset all of our lives, and it will be a long time before we are aware of the full effects it is having on people all over the world. We are sharing our stories of survival, learning, growth and triumph through empathy and nonviolence.
Nonviolence and Nonviolent Communication (NVC) are based on EMPATHY. If you have ever given empathy to others or received empathy, at home or at work, please post your blog about your experience, or if you would like to learn more about how to live through empathy and nonviolence, go here for NVC resources.
Go here to read the 2019 blog posts
Go here for our Facebook page.
Plus go here to read the 2018 blog posts. They include interviews with Rev. John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York, and Dh. Subhuti, senior member of the Triratna Buddhist Order, as well as a four-part blog by NVC author and tutor Miki Kashtan on how we can use empathy to inform the ways in which we exchange money and other resources. Please take a look at these before submitting your blog post.
The 2021 Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence is part of the annual Month of Nonviolence held by Black Women for Positive Change .
Nonviolent Communication (NVC) is about EMPATHY. Go here for NVC resources.
2021 marks the eighth year of the Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence. We are aware of the urgent need to share practical strategies for nonviolence. Go here for some recent blog posts.
The Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence is hosted by Zhana, the International Co-Chair of Black Women for Positive Change, and author of Success Strategies for Black People and Affirmations for Parents. To read blog posts from previous years, click here.
OUR MISSION
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Our mission is to share knowledge and practice of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and practical methods of nonviolence throughout the world, and to celebrate the culture of nonviolence.
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