Nonviolence Courses

Introduction to Nonviolence

January 28, 2012,
March 3, 2012

These day long workshops are designed to introduce the principles and practices of nonviolence through experiential activities and group based learning. During the training Gandhi Institute staff and board will lead exercises and present on topics that relate to real issues and real people. As a trainee you will gain the skills necessary to transform personal and social conflicts; develop techniques and strategies in nonviolent social resistance; be exposed to different forms of meditation; participate in a live talking circle; and become familiar with the life and teachings of M.K. Gandhi.

There is no cost to attend these workshops.

We invite learners of all ages and backgrounds to participate!

For more information contact the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence at 585-276-4962.

Six week series in Nonviolent Communication

January 26, 2012   -   March 1, 2012
7:00-9:30 pm
Gandhi Reading Room, Rush Rhees Library, University of Rochester

By helping people to get in touch with themselves, Nonviolent Communication inspires more meaningful connections between people, even those in conflict situations. Used around the world within the business arena to schools to correctional facilities, Nonviolent Communication can transform communication between family members, friends, or even strangers to be more effective and authentic.

To support the Gandhi Institute financially, there is a sliding scale for the training $40-100;  Students are free, no one turned away for lack of funds.

To register, contact kathy.shelly@gmail.com or call 585-276-3787