Theology professor Craig Atwood discusses his new book on Petr Chelčický and the early Brethren, whose teachings influenced Tolstoy and Gandhi.
Fiji-based activist Bedi Radule explains how communities in the Pacific are addressing the intersecting existential threats of climate disruption and nuclear weapons/power.
Exploring the relationship of fear and love with Palestinian nonviolent activist Sami Awad.
Philosophy professor Jen Kling discusses the complex issue of resettling refugees and making sure they have access to justice.
U.S. Institute of Peace disruptive technologies expert Heather Ashby discusses the urgent need to orient AI toward supporting peacebuilding and nonviolence.
Praxis Peace Institute Director Georgia Kelly discusses the philosophy and workings of the Mondragón Cooperatives in Spain’s Basque region.
Margarita Acosta explains how Tierra Indigena Montessori is weaving peace education through ancestral language revitalization.
Despite losing friends to Hamas violence, Israeli Knesset member Ofer Cassif asserts that “there’s no violent solution to this confrontation.”
Middle East Children’s Alliance Executive Director Zeiad Shamrouch discusses the assault on Gaza and shares stories from friends on the ground.
Neuroanatomist and author Jill Bolte Taylor offers insights on the brain, nonviolence, the meaning of life and her latest book “Whole Brain Living.”