transitions - M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence

TW: This blog post briefly mentions suicide in paragraph 5. You don’t have to know me long to pick up

Here at the Gandhi Institute we recognize that the ‘how’ of our work is as important as the ‘what’. This

Over the last nine (million) months since we’ve been living in this pandemic, I’ve seen a lot of advertising attempting

“Nonviolence cannot be preached. It has to be practiced.” -Gandhi, from “Nonviolence in Peace and War” I’m reading Resmaa Menakem’s

I was born in Austria to an Austrian mother of Czech Republican descent and a Father who was born in

During this time of the pandemic when the fear of death and increased likelihood of loss is on our minds,

More and more I am realizing that nonviolence shows up in many places throughout our daily lives. In the past

Since 2016, my colleagues and I have been leading public workshops called “Let’s Talk About Hate” at the Gandhi Institute,

I’ve got a bit of a Hidden Brain obsession. For those of you who don’t know, Hidden Brain is an

Major League Baseball has been rocked over the past several months with revelations that the 2017 champions, the Houston Astros,

Aside: To begin with, I want to acknowledge the horrific violence that is currently unfolding in India since this blog

Being apart has been difficult. My boyfriend Jeremy is currently in the Peace Corps in Indonesia, while I work in