Blog - M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence

Dear friends, While I know that funders often want numbers and data about how the Gandhi Institute’s work is successful

The way in which South Africa transitioned from apartheid to democracy is a model of how strategic nonviolence can work

Combining beautiful charcoal portraits of peace activists with short descriptions of the movements which they supported, this book is easy

When I arrived in Rochester two and a half years ago, I felt elated to find so many beautiful hiking

Five days ago I got the call from my friend Dominic about Marshall’s death. Some section of my mind has

We kicked off our Season for Nonviolence film series at the Gandhi Institute on Wednesday night, with Malik hosting a

The following is an open letter sent to the following New York State and United States representatives on Martin Luther

As defined on the Positive Peace Warrior Network website, Kingian Nonviolence is “a philosophy and methodology that provides the knowledge,

We’ve had lots of students reach out to us recently as part of National History Day. Here’s one Q&A exchange

I’m on the other side of the world and I’m watching reactions to the Ferguson grand jury decision unfold over

The Gandhi Institute has been working closely with the Industry Juvenile Detention Center in Rush, N.Y. to establish a Nonviolence

During dire times, humans seem to have a natural inclination toward the arts as a mechanism to relieve the pressure