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A Tribute to Michael Jones

MKGI’s Memories with Michael Michael in a Nutshell He was such a genuine soul, full of compassion and care for

Remembering Michael Jones

Remembering Michael Jones Dear Gandhi Institute community, It is with profound sadness that we share that our colleague and friend

A New Pledge of Allegiance

Join us and our friends at Pace e Bene in pledging allegiance to our Earth on social media. Record a

Moving Parts: The 9th-grade team at Padilla

by Jordan Campbell It is May 21, 2026. It’s been torrid all week, and I can tell some of our

Collective Care and Repair for Individual (and Collective) Trauma

Thoughts on Epstein flotsam Michelle is a Gandhi Institute supporter and volunteer.… Content warning: This blog piece contains references to

Better Engagement: Cultivating Nonviolence for Maximum Team Impact

This is a Case Study prepared by Scott Hesel. When Robert Darrisaw, Program Director of the Metro Council for Teen

Giving the Gift of Peace

This guest post was written by volunteer and supporter Michelle Burack Did you know that one third of the MK

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Brain Radio: International Day of Nonviolence

In 2007, the United Nations General Assembly designated October 2nd the International Day of Nonviolence in honor of Mahatma Gandhi’s

In Praise of Protesting

Protests offer remarkable opportunities to practice humility and to practice walking toward conflict. I have found that grace, solidarity, healing,

Music as Medicine: Courageous Karaoke and a Choir Connection

Karaoke in my Youth I grew up in a household that regularly had karaoke parties. At one point in my

The Season for Nonviolence, 2025

I committed to practicing 64 ways to live nonviolently during the most recent Season for Nonviolence (https://gandhiinstitute.org/season-for-nonviolence/) in three areas