Gandhi Team

How do we challenge injustice, inequity, war, violence, and untruth - personally and structurally, especially in these divisive times?  We wage peace.

 

Embark with us on an exploration and experimentation with nonviolence.

 

The Engaging Nonviolence Study Program is a 15-part study and action program offering participants a wide variety of principles, stories, exercises, and readings for learning, practicing, and experimenting with the power of creative nonviolence for personal and social transformation.

 

You will learn powerful methods for opposing violence and injustice and for building just and peaceful nonviolent alternatives. Engaging Nonviolence is designed to build your understanding and capacity to address the direct, structural or cultural violence that matters most to you. 

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• The course consists of 15 online sessions, held via Zoom.

• Each session is 2 hours and can be scheduled regularly in the afternoons or evenings, as requested.

• Participants are expected to read ahead of each session from the course workbook, as well as other provided materials. This is usually about 45-90 minutes of preparation before each session.

• We require a minimum of 12 students enrolled for the duration of the entire course.

• Read the workbook introduction.

• We offer this course to interested groups and organizations at a cost of $325 per student, which includes the cost of the workbook.

• Discounted scholarships available to interested individuals who wish to enroll in a publicly provided course. (2026/2027 dates are still TBD)​