Institute Staff - M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence

Becoming Consciously White

“When did you first become aware of race?” the facilitator asked. My mind was blank. When was it? How old

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Restoring What Is Broken

Last Wednesday, I tagged along with two members of the Gandhi Institute as they presented a workshop on Restorative Justice

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Staff Reflections on Gandhi

Gandhi the Racist? I often receive questions and comments from people who have heard something about Gandhi being a racist and

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Reflection from August 21 Prison Dialogue

Responding to requests from Groveland prison staff to extend programming beyond our annual Season for Nonviolence efforts, we have just

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We Make the Road by Walking

Recently I was over at fellow Gandhi staff member Malik Thompson’s home and while talking he handed me a book.

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One With the Land

It’s been a while since I’ve blogged. My experience in South Africa has brought me back home with so much

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Startling Similarities: Susan B Anthony and Mohandas Gandhi

Rochester’s hometown hero, Susan B Anthony, died 99 years ago this year. She’s been a hero of mine for a

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Staff Travel Blog: South Africa

In June of 2015, Hoody, Kit, and myself had the opportunity to travel across South Africa with Arun Gandhi, the

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Tax Day Reflections

Last night I had the good fortune of attending a play called The Mountaintop at Rochester’s GEVA Theater, with students

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Tools for Change: Sharing Nonviolence with Students in Rochester

On March 1, Kit Miller, Director of the Gandhi Institute, David Sanchez, Youth Program Coordinator, and Joel Gallegos Greenwich, Nonviolence Educator and

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